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The truth is, it adds to the coffers of your government and gives government more control of the governed. The war on drugs was never about eliminating drugs, but is another means of generating revenue for the government. These government agencies will never go away, but only widen their scope. People are kidding themselves if they actually believe Marijuana will ever be legalized on a federal basis. There is too much money involved for the federal government which is the ultimate organized crime syndicate. Your own CIA decides who the winners and losers will be in the drug trade. What do you really think we are doing in Afghanistan still?
"Controversial" is their way of saying there's nothing really wrong with it, but we're gonna push an agenda against it anyway.
Just like controversial gay rights, or controversial atheists free speech...
The DEA can ban whatever they want, a majority of their budget is appropriated for marijuana, and once that gets legalized they'll be about as useless and budgetless as the FDA.
Highly addictive, but nothing wrong with it.
Can cause hallucinations, but nothing wrong with it.
Can cause delusions and tremors but nothing wrong with it.
Can cause hallucinations, but nothing wrong with it.
Can cause delusions and tremors but nothing wrong with it.
Seriously??
There are lots of legal drugs which do exactly that.
The point is there's no legal basis, in my opinion, for making an ingestable substance illegal. If I can't use my own body how I want, how can I seriously call myself free?
There are lots of legal drugs which do exactly that.
The point is there's no legal basis, in my opinion, for making an ingestable substance illegal. If I can't use my own body how I want, how can I seriously call myself free?
So you want the freedom to wreck your body but you want society to piece you back together.
There are lots of legal drugs which do exactly that.
The point is there's no legal basis, in my opinion, for making an ingestable substance illegal. If I can't use my own body how I want, how can I seriously call myself free?
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