← Back to context

Comment by drekk

2 years ago

It's already not legal to smoke in public for weed and in most places for cigarettes. Frankly I don't think outright prohibition addresses that any better than the existing system. Nor do I see how having bodily autonomy is necessarily a tyranny of the masses.

In all seriousness, Utah sounds like your ideal so long as you stay outside of Salt Lake City. I'm glad to no longer be a resident

> Nor do I see how having bodily autonomy is necessarily a tyranny of the masses.

When it intrudes upon the bodily autonomy of others (e.g. second hand smoke, which I am constantly facing and suffering from in the Bay Area).

> Utah sounds like your ideal

Not enough trees. Nor enough employment in my non-remoteable field.

Public smoking is a concern, but the smoke will leak even if smoked inside of a home. With edibles and inhalers I don't understand why people thought it was a good idea to legalize marijuana smoking.

> Nor do I see how having bodily autonomy is necessarily a tyranny of the masses.

Generalizing the principle of the swinging your fists near someone else's nose saying.