Eric McCoy C.A.T.C II, High While Clean
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Ep. 032: “Another Prohibition. F$%@ You.”
Ep. 032: “Another Prohibition. F$%@ You.”
Ep. 032: “Another Prohibition. F$%@ You.”
Thursday 10th September 2020
Eric McCoy critiques California's flavored e-cigarette ban, advocating for harm reduction and safer drug use policies on 'High While Clean'.
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Get the buttons here!Rethinking Prohibition: Eric McCoy's Take on Flavored E-Cigarettes
Prohibition does not work. It's about agendas, and it's done by stupid fucking people that don't think through and understand what they're actually doing.
Eric McCoy is back with a thought-provoking episode of 'High While Clean', tackling the controversial topic of flavored e-cigarette prohibition in California. McCoy doesn't hold back as he questions the effectiveness of such bans, arguing that they drive users to unsafe alternatives rather than solving the problem. He passionately points out the inconsistency in how substances are regulated, highlighting that alcohol, despite its significant societal costs, remains legal while other substances face strict prohibitions. But McCoy doesn't stop at criticism.
He delves into harm reduction strategies, advocating for safe spaces where drug users can access support without fear of criminalization. His insights challenge listeners to reconsider traditional approaches to substance regulation and to think about more compassionate and practical solutions. Whether you're directly affected by these issues or just curious about the broader implications of drug policy, this episode offers a compelling mix of personal opinion and broader social critique.
Tune in for a candid discussion that might just change the way you think about prohibition and harm reduction.