> An interesting fact to consider when people talk about how substance abuse bans create "victimless crimes."
I don't see how this affects the victimless crime argument.
It's exactly as if you made a law forbidding people from living or hanging out together. Domestic-violence arrests would plummet, but the victimless argument would still be valid: living with someone else is not the problem, violence is.
I don't see how this affects the victimless crime argument.
It's exactly as if you made a law forbidding people from living or hanging out together. Domestic-violence arrests would plummet, but the victimless argument would still be valid: living with someone else is not the problem, violence is.