 Critics furthermore reject harm reduction measures for allegedly trying to establish certain forms of drug use as acceptable in society.The Drug Prevention Network of Canada states that harm reduction has "...come to represent a philosophy in which illicit substance use is seen as largely unpreventable, and increasingly, as a feasible and acceptable lifestyle as long as use is not 'problematic'", an approach which can increase "acceptance of drug use into the mainstream of society".They say harm reduction "...sends the wrong message to...children and youth" about drug use.