I'm all for users taking action to regulate their behavior, and then for governments to also regulate behavior where appropriate. I see it a lot like cigarette

I'm all for users taking action to regulate their behavior, and then for governments to also regulate behavior where appropriate. I see it a lot like cigarettes, in that individuals can make very restrictive choices, governments apply looser restrictions, and manufacturers provide supply. Like cigarettes, there was likely some legally actionable misinformation long ago that should be addressed, but nobody today can honestly claim they are tricked into thinking smoking is healthy.