I think it's great. For both, problem is extremes of apathy to actual consideration of the effects in society and lack of rational regulations. The important p

I think it's great. For both, problem is extremes of apathy to actual consideration of the effects in society and lack of rational regulations. The important part should be understanding the whys and building access to a robust nonpunitive way out for those who want it. But the profits of addiction are too important either way.