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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-18722-4ed arguments against recreational drug use. But before doing so, it would be prudent to state at the outset that many instances of recreational drug use probably do not involve wrongfully harming others. As MacCoun and Reuter write, “[N]ot every incident of drug use harms others; in fact, the vast m

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Characteristics of the Short-Run Modelrm-based and non-harm-based arguments against recreational drug use. The importance of doing so is grounded in the powerful role that religion seems to play in the moral condemnation of recreational drug use, particularly of illegal drugs such as marijuana, cocaine, and heroin. Husak provides three

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Characteristics of the Short-Run Modelreational drug use are, in principle, distinct. Even if my moral defense of recreational drug use is sound, then, one may still deem recreational drug use to be imprudent, an activity that should be illegal, or both. Indeed, we are accustomed to doing just that with regard to other activities, such

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