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So do you believe that any behavior should be prohibited?

Do you think sales of raw milk, which have been known to cause listeria outbreaks when people drink from an unsafe batch, should simply force labels of "this milk may be unsafe" or do you think that should be prohibited?

Do you think rhino horn should be legal to sell with the label of "this likely came from poached animals"?

>>pclmul+(OP)
Yes, lots of behavior should be prohibited. Specifically when they cause direct and indisputable harm to another person.

I think raw milk should be legal, and the labeling requirement should depend on the actual risk level, not just a vague possibility.

rhino horn is a tricky one. Poaching animals is a form of stealing, so it is clearly illegal. Off the cuff, I think selling recently harvested rhino horn should be legal but required to have evidence that it was not poached.

>>pclmul+(OP)
Inversely, Do you think the state should be able to criminalize selling or owning farmed Rhino horn?

Do you think think states should be able to ban the sale of meat or specific types of farmed meat?

>>pclmul+(OP)
Raw milk should absolutely be allowed for sale if properly labeled. The risk is miniscule, and it should be up to individuals if they are ok with it or not. I myself grew up drinking raw milk every day, and nobody from my family got sick even once. It's absolutely ridiculous that it's completely banned in the US.