A Massachusetts town that adopted an unusual ordinance banning the sale of tobacco to anyone born in the 21st century is being looked at as a possible model for other cities and towns hoping to further clamp down on cigarettes and other tobacco products.
You’re not laying out any sort of facts. You’re trying to purposefully distract from the actual topic, because you know you don’t know shit about it.
Pica has nothing to do with getting high. It’s a craving for weird things.
We’re talking about the prohibition of recreational substances. Is lead a recreational substance? Is asbestos a recreational substance? “My guy”, you are being extremely childish. It’s downright funny.
No, it hasn’t. It’s increased them. And do you know how I know you’re an ignorant person talking out of their arse on the subject?
You write “LCD”, like screens, when you mean “LSD”, like the drug. You also write “oxytocin”, the neurotransmitter (colloquially known as the “bonding hormone”) when you mean “oxycodone”, what Oxycontin is made of.
Which prohibition of a recreational substance has worked? Name one RECREATIONAL SUBSTANCE that has been successfully banned. (Note, even if you recreate by shoving pencils up your nose, that does not make pencils a recreational substance in this context.) You name one, and I’ll show you where you can buy it, because no such thing exists as no prohibition [of a recreational substance] works.