> Drug usage is a personal decision and it's none of state's business. Not unless the drug has been empirically found to have a high probability of harming the

> Drug usage is a personal decision and it's none of state's business. Not unless the drug has been empirically found to have a high probability of harming the individual and a high probability of spreading through communities. Then it's very much state's business because it becomes a matter of social preservation. > I don't understand the use of "pseudo-libertarian". "Pseudo-libertarian" is the kind of libertarian that doesn't account of empirical evidence in their arguments.