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You might be right there. I wouldn't be surprised if SN is banned and becomes illegal within the next year, and the UK could very well be among the first. Isn't it already a reportable substance there?
Anyway we are approaching an era where the rule is this: EVERYTHING IS FORBIDDEN UNLESS IT'S MANDATORY.It's not the inert nitrogen gas that is frequently mentioned on this site. But I wonder if you expect governments to ban inert gases as well.
Michael Gove defends UK government plan to ban laughing gas
Levelling up secretary says it is right to outlaw use of nitrous oxide because it fuels antisocial behaviourwww.theguardian.com
I dunno about it already being a reportable substance. All I do know is I remember hearing news about an increase of suicides related to SN in the UK the past year, and that the only restrictions in the UK that I know of is most (not if all) places that sell SN in the UK will now only sell to businesses.
