I understand what youre saying, and with that EXACT point you’ve made I agree. The problem I want to make sure is understood is that policies dont end with the common sense use cases. They inevitably become a tool to oppress those that they dont like.

A more productive thing is to address systemic issues that create people who are dependent on substances, rather than over-broad legislations that are just asking to be used to abuse the “out group” of the time.

These laws can never be a good thing. The door to abuse is too easy to open with them.