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Apr. 27th, 2002 07:29 pmIronically, many activities far more risky than the officially forbidden activities are not crimes. Why should cocaine be illegal and Drano not? Whether snorted, swallowed, or injected, Drano is far more harmful than cocaine. And yet Drano is available in every supermarket. Children can buy Drano. No one asks, "What are you doing with this Drano? You're not going to snort it, are you?") There is also no "Drano law" that prohibits us from ingesting Drano nor a Drano Enforcement Agency (DEA) to enforce the law. Nor is there an Omnibus Drano Act designed to reduce the international use and trafficking of Drano.
That's not the beginning of the book, but I happen to have read it while waiting for the Drano to work on my tub. (*gleeful dance of functional tub drains*)
That's not the beginning of the book, but I happen to have read it while waiting for the Drano to work on my tub. (*gleeful dance of functional tub drains*)