

You sound like you think people have significant ‘control’ over ‘kids’ buying and consuming cannabis, alcohol, and cigarettes, etc. … Kids already consume cannabis and alcohol and cigarettes etc. even though you pretend you ‘don’t let them’ (threaten them) and harrass them. Prohibition from alcohol to cannabis, for example, has not reduced consumption, but rather reduced supply, increased prices, and decreased quality. Repression tells consumers you hide value on the other side of your unilateral decree. On the other hand, instead of a facsist authoritarian totalitarian approach of repression, in comparison, an approach with education, legalization and decriminalization has reduced prevalence of consumption of drugs, including amongst kids; for example, Portugal has decriminalized all drugs (in ~2001); they offer drug consumers education and treatment instead of incarceration and difficult to verify products from difficult to verify producers and sellers in dark places. But the big billionaire homicidal dealers (Merck, Pfizer, United Health Care, etc.) have a lot of monetary incentive of polluting media messaging with muddy murky moral panics like the ones you just put your discursive hands in today. That being said, kids should indeed get education on things like the importance of paying attention in lectures, doing their homework on schedule, secure use of technology, blockading attempts of the feudalist advertising industry of manipulating their opinions, blockading big tech from literally spying on them and selling their opinions and bodies left and right, etc. Fun fact: that problem (cell phone use in course rooms where course work (e.g. lectures and note writing) should occur) has also been having widespread occurence among ‘adult’ students in university courses.



About “the mentality of the general society” (‘the’ society?, of what?):
OppressedBread@lemmy.ml probably meant the propaganda of a feudalist monopolist network of a very few real addresses near your residence.
About “break out of the norm” (‘the’ norm?, of what?):
OppressedBread@lemmy.ml probably meant: break out of their discursive shackles and traps. In any case where some ‘person’ has the indecency of regurgitation of the sewer content trope “they have something to hide”, an appropriate response should probably look like: “oh, if you don’t have ANYthing to hide, then I would like to review the contents of your bank accounts, credit cards, all of your passwords, all of your work files, etc.”, pursuing after a confused reply with: "so YOU too DO HAVE THINGS TO HIDE, and a short list of serial multiple HOMICIDERS HAVE BILLIONS more THINGS TO HIDE, INCLUDING BODIES, in addresses in cities with names that rhyme with San Francisco, Houston, and Florida, for example, not to mention other rotten illegitimate jurisdictions of the likes of London, Paris, Panama, Moscow, Luxembourg, Beijing, etc.
A sensible norm would have at least incarcerationed those repeat armed robbery and homicide law offenders a long time ago for a long time, with harsh conditions of labor until reintegration at the cheapest level of wage labour. A sensible norm would also have reviewed methods of application of collectively democratically deliberationed norms developed in France circa 1789, for example, where 3% of the population (mostly capital owners and members of clergy) owned more than 90% of national capital, and near 97% of the population had no significant ability to read basic texts.
A SENSIBLE NORM would express DISSATISFACTION ABOUT NOT FIGHTING FEUDALIST MONOPOLISM BACK TO GROUND AND UNDER, decomposing that matter until re-usable in the form of compost for feeding plants for food.