That's an interesting perspective, Superart. It's similar to Utabintarbo's, where he expresses that the government shouldn't have any influence in our personal and private lives.
However, it becomes the people's problem, when medical expenses negatively affect them. In other words, if you end up needing treatment, as a result of being on drugs, wether it's detox or a car crash, then you just bumped my insurance premiums. In Canada, it increases your taxes.
It's also not in the people's interest to allow a company to make money from selling a substance that is addictive, because the product markets itself, and I mean, the product creates a need for more of it, and that's unfair.
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