Prohibition of highly popular substances never works and brings terrible collateral damage.
Experience brings wisdom, but its collateral damage is that it can jade one against new concepts, turning many of us into Pavlovian skeptics.
That post 9/11 moral certainty rapidly evaporated as the "War on Terror" and the invasion of Iraq and Afghanistan brought torture, extrajudicial killing, "collateral damage", deception, mass surveillance and other abuses into the court of "the good guys".
Babor 33 also highlights the importance of terminology, suggesting that 'alcohol-related collateral damage brings home the realization that in many communities, homes and families, the drinking environment has become a combat zone' (p. 1613).
And this, too, brings its own kind of collateral damage.
Ever since then, the Justice Department has been much more cognizant of the collateral damage of bringing a criminal case against a company — as opposed to prosecuting the individual employees responsible for the crime.
We can no longer be blind to the collateral damage that good intentions bring.
The right to fight even when Muslim hostages may be killed is brought out as proof of the permissibility of collateral damage when there is no other choice.
In some cases direct political pressure — not just the collateral damage of service disruption — appears to be being brought to bear on them by the Russian state.
