The Real Problem With Legal Weed” mentions the

Mark A.R. Kleiman, the eminent scholar of drug policy who died in 2019, often argued that vices like cigarettes, alcohol and marijuana needed what he called ‘grudging toleration’: legal permission combined with stiff restrictions designed to mitigate the social and individual harms of use. Such an approach also requires social intolerance—a collective sense that a behavior is permitted but just barely.