I'm saying ban something that targets the supply, in a way that is both general but at the same time addresses the specific immediate need. It's hard to expand

I'm saying ban something that targets the supply, in a way that is both general but at the same time addresses the specific immediate need. It's hard to expand here, but IMHO the system/process of Law is not meant to target things at such "level of detail". If the system was extremely fast at revising existing laws, I would have a different opinion, but with how much power it has plus how slow it is, why are lawmakers designing laws that punish such specific activities? As a crude analogy it's like a bunch of programmers are adding a ton of bloat to the code just for a tiny feature, that maybe should have been part of a bigger feature to begin with. To summarize, every law needs to be extremely well thought out, but results have shown otherwise (although that's a different thread).