I said "this," not "you." I believe that the decision you made is a problem for society. I am no more referring to people I disagree with as a problem than CSPI

I said "this," not "you." I believe that the decision you made is a problem for society. I am no more referring to people I disagree with as a problem than CSPI is referring to the public health officials as people as a problem. They're calling the decisions by those officials a problem. If you think that is tantamount to calling the people themselves a problem, then please be fair and apply your criticism to CSPI as well as myself. I believe that if you suffer an adverse reaction, it should be paid for by society/the government, and that's a good thing (e.g., it incentivizes the government not to mandate vaccines that are likely to cause adverse reactions). The vaccine "hardly" causes adverse reactions, in at least a strong a sense of "hardly" as you are using it. I do not believe that people who are taking drugs are making bad cost/benefit analyses, so I do not agree with your conclusion about the War on Drugs because I reject the premise.