I don't think this is fair, it's a provocative point of view that sounds like the start of a pollution cleanup journey that may actually happen. Besides, alcoh

I don't think this is fair, it's a provocative point of view that sounds like the start of a pollution cleanup journey that may actually happen. Besides, alcohol, which people also put in their bodies regularly, is known to cause also sorts of horrible problems, and yet it's a very legal drug. So we already live in a world where the counterfactual - that strong evidence of dangerousness demands regulation - is false.