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 Originally Posted by Renton
I don't see any issues with this example yet. Does it have a part 2?
Is it your point that people shouldn't be allowed to engage in risky behavior, even where the risks are entirely unknown?
People have been putting cell phones next to their heads for a period of time not-long-enough to definitively study the cancer risks of microwave radiation. Should all cell phones be banned?
So to put it another way, you see no issue with me marketing tobacco as a harmless habit that makes you look cool?
I'm in no way endorsing regulations for the consumers, I'm endorsing regulations for the producers. I've got a feeling in your utopia there would be no way to know cigarettes are harmful, and (without the judicial branch, I assume?) no way to sue them even if you did find out.
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