This time with a slight change in wording compared to the 3-5:
6. “Methamphetamine is a lethal drug!” declares General Andrew Cheavers-Ciphil of the Army Medical Corps, as he hands out pamphlets on the dangers of narcotics. “If we want our troops to win battles, then they must be fully coherent and at the peak of their physical fitness — not pumped full of drugs! In fact, all forms of substance abuse must be banned in the military: not only narcotics, but even caffeine.”
while the others had "narcotics, alcohol and even caffeine."
The effect line is still the same as for 3-5.
EDIT: Oops, I sort of missed that one before. Option 4 is also for nations with Prohibition, but allowing tobacco. Wording is the same, except for the final "list", i.e.
4. [...] must be banned in the military: narcotics, tobacco and even caffeine.
Summarizing:
Option 3 (as reported by Deep Communism) for: (I assume) allows alcohol and smoking
Option 4 (as above) for Prohibition + allows smoking
Option 5 (same list as 3) for (I guess) allows alcohol but no smoking, the list is also "banned in the military: narcotics, alcohol and even caffeine."
Option 6 (see above) for Prohibition and no smoking
So 3 and 5 could also be reversed, but since it's the same anyhow, who cares, right?
Duh, what a mess of an issue.
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