Sean Renaud
The West Coast Pop
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It does solve real world problems however. Plenty gets fixed. In the 70s and 80s we had massive DUI problems, turns out turning a DUI into a big deal fucking worked. Its one of the only crimes where even if you didn't mean to hurt anybody it counts as murder.No that's how laws work in your world. Punish the innocent and pretend that it solves a real world problem. When the problem continues you pass an even more restrictive law against those that never broke the law in the first place. The cycle continues and nothing ever gets fixed except your politicians get voted out for being ridiculously naive.
All things considered drug laws mostly work especially for the hard stuff. Fentanyl is an issue but nothing is perfect. Setting the drinking age to 21 might not have ended underaged . . .well it wasn't underaged before but still. I know you think Americans are evil but there is a reason why you NEVER hear about mass shootings in Europe. There is a reason why you're safer in Chicago than Kansas City.
The cycle mostly works though we have a long, long way to go on so many issues. But we are too eager to vote out politicians.