My personal view is that I like some drugs (weed, DMT, mushrooms) and will ebulliently buy them and encourage most others to as well, but I’m skeptical that all

My personal view is that I like some drugs (weed, DMT, mushrooms) and will ebulliently buy them and encourage most others to as well, but I’m skeptical that allowing random people to sell heroin, fentanyl and meth is a good idea. But I don’t know if dark net markets are good or evil given the state many addicts find themselves in. Perhaps in my above posts I was conflating “bad” with “criminal” though. The reason I said it was moving the goalposts is because the initial arguments implicitly assumed drug markets were bad and only listed reasons “Union workers , journalists, security researchers, IT managers, lawyers, and judges and prosecutors” (really curious how some of those really need Tor by the way), but I appreciate you’re a different person so I shouldn’t have said that. The pros and cons of drug markets is a difficult debate. Regardless, I do think a lot of support (and criticism) for Tor is ideologically driven and no amount of statistics about drugs or child porn will change some people’s minds because they simply ideologically like (or hate) the concept at a fundamental level. I suppose it’s the same for all political issues?