Lininop

I can’t believe it actually worked lol

I like this comment. I’m getting so tired of the “my team good, your team bad” posts I’m seeing all over here. It’s like both sides refuse to see issue in their way of living and get off on hating on the group that has been designated as “them”.

Making uppity remarks so that their echo chambers can go “LOL TRU” doesn’t aid the discussion or allow them to learn from other view points.

Because it was found for the first time. I didn’t even need to read the article to answer your question.

Either a troll or a moron lol. They aren’t even laying out any sort of argument, just repeating the same shit (on what I can only assume is an electronic device that “slaves” made for them to purchase)

And then you have people on here, which are also idiots but with a superiority complex!

What about the human rights of half of humanity that you’re calling to be wiped out? Lmao

Yeah but it’s the cool kind of racism that’s allowed so it’s okay!

Hey, a civil internet conversation! I’ll take it, cheers!

I agree with you that prohibition isn’t the way to do things. In my opinion the war on drugs is a waste of tax payers money and more importantly human life stuck behind bars. If you are speaking against criminalization of substances I’m with you. I’m however, not against harm reduction and education, including warning labels on products that are harmful.

Sure I’ll establish it with in context. Just because “other things are also dangerous” doesn’t mean warning should not be on the label of a known carcinogen. This is coming from someone who drinks more than he should.

Putting a warning on the label of a product known to cause harm isn’t “controlling others”. You are free to still consume the product. It is allowing you to make an informed choice, even if you are unaware or unable to access that information from other sources.