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Re:Seattle has stopped charging people for personal drug pos... by malvosenior on Thursday June 13, 2019 @10:54AM (#20175457)
By this logic, literally everything would be acceptable though. Should people be allowed to have sex in the street? Part of living in society is placing the limit somewhere. I agree that it's debatable if the limit is here or not but it's definitely not clear cut that it isn't. There's a very good case to be made against using hard drugs in public and I think there's a good chunk of people that agree with that.
Re:Seattle has stopped charging people for personal drug pos... by leetcrew on Thursday June 13, 2019 @11:54AM (#20176062)
tbh, I'm not sure why people shouldn't be allowed to have sex in the street. no one is saying you have to have these people over for dinner or hire them for a job. they can still be denied entrance to restaurants and generally shunned from polite society. all I'm saying is maybe they don't need to be locked up.
Re:Seattle has stopped charging people for personal drug pos... by malvosenior on Thursday June 13, 2019 @12:28PM (#20176398)
All of society is going to be a compromise. You represent one extreme just as the theoretical conservative uncle represents the other. Meeting somewhere in the middle is the only way to have a functional and healthy society. I think most people would agree that hardcore drug use in public is not desirable. Like I said, I think it's worth debating but don't be surprised when the end result is repeatedly in favor of suppressing behavior like that.