Natapoc wrote:It's true! Only for a very small part of human history has the state possessed such power that it believes it can decide what it's citizens can and cannot put in their own bodies.
Ancient Greece
The first written Greek law code (Locrian code), by Zaleucus in the 7th century BC, stipulated that "no free woman should be allowed any more than one maid to follow her, unless she was drunk: nor was to stir out of the city by night, wear jewels of gold about her, or go in an embroidered robe, unless she was a professed and public prostitute; that, bravos excepted, no man was to wear a gold ring, nor be seen in one of those effeminate robes woven in the city of Miletus." (Quoted from Montaigne, see below.) It also banned the drinking of undiluted wine except for medical purposes
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sumptuary_ ... ent_Greece
when will those Greeks end the war on undiluted wine! just the other day a group of Phalanxes came to my house and confiscated all my hard liquor, I bet this wouldn't happen if Greece would be more chill about things





That is the most successful tactic for sneaking drugs into the country.


