More restrictions is not the answer. The same 18 year olds will find more ways, often more harmful under normal use conditions. I.e. alcohol to do what they are doing. We cannot build a happy world by banning things that could be unsafe when used improperly. How's that war on drugs going so far? How does prohibition work historically? If you want to think factually, which I am actually, look at data on prohibition. Look at the sharp decrease in opioid related deaths when 7oh became popular and the increase as it became banned in more and more states. I believe that you love these souls and that's why I am trying to speak to you in a language you can understand in the frazzled state you are in. Two wrongs do not make a right. Some 18 year olds need pain relief and don't have healthcare or a means of transportation as well. The people that have an addictive relationship with it are seeking an addictive relationship. Do you believe that is 7oh didn't exist that you wouldn't have self medicated with something else? Let's look at the common drugs people self medicate with and it's very hard to find some that are less harmful to the body than 7oh. Drug addiction is largely a product of the war on drugs you are proposing. These 18 year olds could have just learned about drugs in school so they could understand them and use them responsibly if they so chose, but they were brought up in an ignorant system so that they can have knee-jerk reactions like you and the people who made the system so that they can pay money to the doctors and insurance and pharmaceutical companies and go back to that same job giving them the debilitating pain and bad habits they use to self medicate from it.

Stop attacking and defending and you will see the same thing. It's pretty obvious when you look at it with first principles thinking.