So, in a way, you could be seen as arguing for authoritarianism. > And you're trying to treat the disease by treating the symptoms So, for example, Opiods. In

So, in a way, you could be seen as arguing for authoritarianism. > And you're trying to treat the disease by treating the symptoms So, for example, Opiods. In the United States we're treating the symptoms by banning it (and this is pretty much supported by both political parties). Yet we know the root cause: People that are effectively feeling worthless, do not feel connected to a specific social group and/or disengaged from culture. Other aspects of our entire culture is causing people to feel like that: 1. Changing family values, 2. Disconnected from people, connected to devices and online popularity, 3. Impossible to succeed and feel valuable. I feel like we have a really weird problem: Our capitalistic environment or, greed in general, are driving these problems. So the solution is authoritarianism. Sorry that's just the way my mind works. I see right through issues to their root causes and it makes my worldview weird.