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If something is unwanted, there is generally no need to ban it, as people tend not to spend their money on things they don't want.
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Just because something hasn't been found to be dangerous yet doesn't mean it won't be found to be so in the future - plenty of examples to prove the case - including asbestos, microbeads, opium, thalidomide, lead paint, mercury, tobacco etc. Some interesting links below which highlights some of the crazy products/uses of items which were once considered to be safe before we realised the error of our ways? Currently most people believe vaping is a better alternative than smoking cigarettes but only time will tell whether this assumption is correct. https://www.seeker.com/products-we-thought-were-safe-but-werent-1768373766.html
https://listverse.com/2016/05/20/10-dangerous-beauty-trends-from-the-victorian-era/
https://www.mesotheliomalawyercenter.org/blog/popular-movies-filmed-using-asbestos-leading-actors-death/
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