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> Someone who is going to try heroin is going to try heroin. Tautologically correct, but I think the implication here is that availability doesn't affect wheth
by bruckie 6y ago
> Someone who is going to try heroin is going to try heroin.
Tautologically correct, but I think the implication here is that availability doesn't affect whether someone will try heroin. I have a hard time believing that: it seems obvious that on the margin, there are some people who would try heroin if it were easier to get (and wouldn't if it were harder). We can argue about how big that margin is, but it seems hard to argue that it doesn't exist.
(Apologies if that's not actually what you were implying.)
- valuearb 6y agoI would argue that n my sling hard drugs illegal leads to more involuntary addictions, because when your favorite drug is mixed with a much harder drug without your knowledge it opens a door you may never wanted opened.