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The argument seems to be whether people should be free to pursue activities they enjoy even if there are inherent risks, or if people feel that they know better
by justinhj 3y ago
The argument seems to be whether people should be free to pursue activities they enjoy even if there are inherent risks, or if people feel that they know better and should step in to protect them from their own choices. It seems similar to how people
feel about free speech.
- kthejoker2 3y agoAgain, "choices" made while in an addictive state is not "your own choice" (especially as it pertains to the developing brains of minors) and couching it in those terms is not helpful. Also "enjoy" is a loaded term.