We're gonna take care of our veterans, folks. But seriously, putting aside any hippie bullshit, we should seriously take a look at getting tons of people off of the mind destroying drugs pushed by (((them))) by looking into legalizing psychedelics.
But what's the proper way to do it? I don't think we should go with full-blown recreational use at first, but open up more research into the subject and try it out with groups of patients and eventually move on to dedicated centers. It would be a very powerful strike at the prescription jew, while simultaneously helping veterans/trauma victims, improving the mental well-being of many Americans and getting lots of people off of the poison they're currently taking.
that will take years if not decades so you may as well just not bother common psychedelics like mushrooms and DMT must be legal
Landon Martinez
We can start with trails on veterans, trauma victims - and get it legalized medically (and decriminalized to grow a year or two after) after 1-2 years of marijuana being decided by a majority of states. Which will happen soon.
Brayden Wood
They have already done the studies. They know it is effective treatment for a host of issues but it serves their needs to keep breaking and labeling people.
Julian Thomas
you're thinking in terms of following regulatory code but just rewrite the code
Sebastian Reed
DMT is showing amazing result with alcoholism. I really think understanding the role it plays in mental well being, could help a lot of damaged people. If what neurologists say about dreaming is true - that it helps the brain understand and process trauma, we could be looking at a potential wonder drug.
Elijah Ross
Fuck shrooms. LSD is the literal redpill.
Jaxson Peterson
Obtaining spores is trivial and in the US you can even order shredded cactus from ebay. It's up to the vets. We don't need that MAOI ayahuasca shit, MDMA, or other RCs.
