Feels like prohibition just pushes drinking underground into unsafe, unregulated stuff instead of actually stopping it, so lifting it might honestly be safer.
Feels like prohibition just pushes drinking underground into unsafe, unregulated stuff instead of actually stopping it, so lifting it might honestly be safer.
I've watched a family in my community be slowly torn apart by addiction, and even an imperfect ban felt like it at least made getting alcohol a little harder for someone in that much pain -- lifting it feels like giving up on protecting people like them.
Is caste-based reservation system still necessary in modern India?
Should wealthy nations have an obligation to accept more climate refugees?