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MarkPaul · 26-30, M
It's like the USA's dalliance with Prohibition and the War on Drugs. Trying to restrict access to something the public wants only accentuates the desire for it. If anyone thinks kids will be positively affected or stopped by an outright ban, they don't understand the human (or animal) condition.
Instead of brute force, education takes longer, more effort, and offers the feeling of less control, but it always pays the greatest dividends.
Instead of brute force, education takes longer, more effort, and offers the feeling of less control, but it always pays the greatest dividends.