@Rhenic when was that mentioned?

“Maybe limit them to only straight married couples”

- Sarge

But anyways, on contraceptives, we do need to curb promiscuous sex as much as possible, and in my opinion, immediately take hard action.

TEchnically only straight people can have them (only straight couple produce children)

Define hard action, for us flanon?

next question please

I think that defines itself

It doesn't. Tell us.

A prohibition.

An outright prohibition? How can you guarantee,

with the current mindset on sex among out population, that it won't just allow the Black market to make a killing off of contraceptives?

When has there been an outright prohibition of premarital sex at any stage of history

removing supply through law without removing demand is a recipe for disaster and black market

Exactly.

So tell us, what do you have planned to stop them from obtaining large amounts of cash off of it like the black market did when they prohibited alcohol?

Demand will be curbed once consequence for their actions is introduced

Libertarians need to vote conservative

>prohibition
>war on drugs

There was consequences for their actions during the prohibition too but that didn't stop them.

Hell it ran rampant anyways. So tell us in detail like Sarge has what you have planned for when that time comes?

Alcohol consumption was curbed by more than half by the prohibition, it had an effect

laws that cannot be enforced are the worst type of government overreach

Proof?

>Proof

what is history

Plus you can't exactly manufacture contraceptives as easily as alcohol

I can justify this, give me a second

@ThatRightWingFish History does not provide statistical evidence.

they could just stick it in the other hole

You can learn about something in class but they don't always cover the statistics, friend.

Black on Black crime they do

the prohibition was such a failure that they had to repeal a constitutional amendment

https://www.statista.com/statistics/442818/per-capita-alcohol-consumption-of-all-beverages-in-the-us/

how are you going to get the statistics on alcohol consumption if it's illegal and you only know the consumption of the people you've caught

Mhm. For all we know during the prohibition, it was consumed mostly in secret.

No, I take that back, it was.

regardless of the drop in consumption, prohibition created worse problems with black market booze and organized crime for law enforcement

Trying to record alcohol consumption per capita during a time when it was illegal is like trying to calculate how many firearms there is in the United States that are owned by civilians. It would take more than a simple, baseless statistic to prove it.

>Estimate.

Mhm,