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8:20Now PlayingLibertarians have long argued for drug legalization - but are they overlooking how those policies impact the poorest Americans? On this episode of Table for Two, Peter Suderman and Katherine Mangu-Ward tackle a thoughtful listener question about class, paternalism, and the unintended consequences of prohibition. From the parallels to slavery abolition to the legacy of alcohol bans, the duo digs into what it means to pursue liberty while acknowledging real-world costs.
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