Demand equal rights. Their private property, cash, cars, bank accounts and assets are legally secure. Can live in public housing safely where people can sit in the front yard to drink, smoke and socialize without any recrimination. Parents can still drink or have a cigarette. In a divorce, they are generally given preference over pot smokers for custody of their children, regardless of which is the better parent.
Pregnant mothers keep their children.
Hold and keep a job if they use alcohol on their own time. They are not screened for alcohol or tobacco as a condition for employment. Can get education and student loans if caught drinking or smoking, even when underage. Have freedom of religion to use alcohol as a religious sacrament, even when given to minors. May be subjected to asset forfeiture and lose their home or business if cannabis is found.