It controls direct physical harm, so I guess not...
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Drug Prohibition, Prostitution... There are endless examples of laws controlling the bodies of adults in "victimless" situations.
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And they're unjust
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I feel like this stretches across a much broader amount of behaviors than most people answering "no" are considering. you could conceivably argue that _any_ law is trying to control the bodies of adults.
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If we each wrote our own
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Is robbery direct physical harm? Because I definitely support locking up thieves, depending upon the circumstances.
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Also, is this for any length of time, or just in general/indefinitely? (So, for example, following required directions, vs. prohibiting the use of substances or actions in general/life in prison?)
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Where's the maybe?
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