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> Adults' choices affect more than just their own lives. That's why we have social norms, and laws. I take this to mean A. GP supports laws that limit am indiv

> Adults' choices affect more than just their own lives. That's why we have social norms, and laws. I take this to mean A. GP supports laws that limit am individual’s actions if they benefit the individual at the (non-consensual) expense of others. And B. GP implies drug use is one of those activities. With which part do you disagree? A. Do you believe that laws designed to protect the group from the individual will inevitably fail? B. Do you believe drug use is not one of those activities? Sub-question, do you believe this depends on the drug?

throwaway_pdp09 6y ago
Edit: are you replying to the right post, because if not that would explain me getting in a tizz. I'm afraid I'm tired and having trouble understanding your post but am curious. Please correct me where I go wrong as I try to make sense of it. > A. Do you believe that laws designed to protect the group from the individual will inevitably fail? Doesn't it depend on the law? Bad laws will probably fail and certainly should fail. Bad laws do exist, as @pksebben was illustrating. Should this law was revoked recently https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/iceland-revokes-400-year-old-legal-right-westfjords-district-kill-basques-sight-10278592.html https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/iceland-revo... but should it not have been? I suspect I'm getting you wrong, so please put me right.