Tuesday, April 05, 2022

Those Who Learned Quite Well from the Past

 As tobacco, e-cigarettes, and e-liquids transition from legal to illicit, law enforcement agencies will more aggressively interfere with production, distribution, retail sales, and in some cases even individual use. Every such interaction carries with it the possibility of freedom lost, perhaps violently. There is a real risk that American tobacco policy will open a regressive new front in the war on drugs, just as the previous crackdown on psychoactive substances begins to wind down. [More]

Replete with cartels and the hell they bring with them on the one side, and more metastasized government on the other.

Everybody wins -- except all the people caught in the middle. 

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