Philip: You’re correct that Radley’s complaint about private-sector obbrobrium for drug use seems a bit off-point, but it’s worth considering that some of that obbrobrium is driven by misconceptions about the dangers of drug use that are a major barrier to legal reform. Jacob Sullum wrote a book challenging those misconceptions, which Theodora Blanchfield reviewed back in 2003.
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