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by somewhereoutth
3 days ago
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Banning smoking from indoor spaces did in fact make it go away [from indoor spaces]. Actually, the analogy is compelling - an addictive habit that is pleasurable to the user, profitable for the supplier, but others around them must suffer the effluent with consequent deleterious effects on [mental] health. And similarly, the worst [mental] health effect is of course on the user themselves. As with smoking, probably we can't/shouldn't stop individuals from indulging in this habit, but surely we can protect the rest of society. |
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