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The person wasn't talking about policy but about how people aggressively pretend like these drugs can do no harm. You can have a completely free policy while al
by guerrilla 3y ago
The person wasn't talking about policy but about how people aggressively pretend like these drugs can do no harm. You can have a completely free policy while also being honest and accurate about what the drugs do and what can happen.
- gusgus01 3y agoI had a similar thought. I talk about how delicious Japanese, Korean, Indian, etc food is, but don't warn people that .23% of Americans are allergic to Sesame oil which is used often in those cuisines. Same can be said about products that contain say peanuts. Would you say people aggressively pretend like those foods do no harm if they aren't caveating their love of it with facts about allergy rates and impact? Further, there was a very long discussion on this forum about the sesame warning being mandated and whether that was government overreach or not.
- guerrilla 3y agoPeople don't say that it's impossible for peanuts to hurt you. That's the difference.