But… you can already buy many items that are lethal if forcefully shoved down someone’s throat. Knives, for example. It’s not obvious to me that a lack of lethal drugs is currently preventing anyone from hurting people, especially since many already-legal substances are very dangerous to pour down someone’s throat.
From the Overcoming Bias link, “risky buildings” seem to me the clearest example of endangering people other than the buyer.
I can see that, and I realize that there are advantages to having a store that can sell illegal things. I would now say that such a store would be benificial.
There would have to be some restrictions to what that type of store could sell. Explosives like fireworks still could be for use by a licensed person, and nukes would not be sold at all.
But… you can already buy many items that are lethal if forcefully shoved down someone’s throat. Knives, for example. It’s not obvious to me that a lack of lethal drugs is currently preventing anyone from hurting people, especially since many already-legal substances are very dangerous to pour down someone’s throat.
From the Overcoming Bias link, “risky buildings” seem to me the clearest example of endangering people other than the buyer.
I can see that, and I realize that there are advantages to having a store that can sell illegal things. I would now say that such a store would be benificial. There would have to be some restrictions to what that type of store could sell. Explosives like fireworks still could be for use by a licensed person, and nukes would not be sold at all.