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Show Notes
To understand Neo-prohibitionism, we need to understand the premise of their arguments. In this episode we talk about the harm principle, and the implications of self-harm. We also analyse the history of prohibition throughout time and answer the question: is prohibitionism limited to only one culture, or is it a universal fallacy?
We close the episode with a Canadian example of how neo-prohibitionists operate.
Act 1: Do you want to live?
Act 2: Recycling old adages
Act 3: The Method
Released on November 15, 2023
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Fun Police is a Consumer Choice Center original podcast. This episode was written and researched by Bill Wirtz. Contributing research by Elizabeth Hicks and Emil Panzaru. Editing by Yaël Ossowski and Bill Wirtz.
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