Summary:
The book presents a provocative argument that responsible adults should have the right to use drugs recreationally without facing legal consequences, drawing on scientific research, personal experience, and the principles of liberty. It challenges societal perceptions of drug use, advocating for a more rational and humane approach to drug policy that respects individual freedom.
Key points:
1. Drug Use vs Abuse: Hart differentiates between responsible drug use and addiction, stating most drug users aren't addicts.
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