>I believe is medically accepted to have immense benefits, whereas I'm not sure the case is the same with the drugs under consideration here... Another flaw of

>I believe is medically accepted to have immense benefits, whereas I'm not sure the case is the same with the drugs under consideration here... Another flaw of your "the dangerous ones" generalization. Does MDMA count as one of the dangerous ones? It has promising potential for the treatment of depression, PTSD, etc. Or other psychadelics such as mushrooms or LSD. What about ketamine? It's used recreationally, but it's also commonly administered in hospitals and may also be beneficial for those suffering from depresson. There are undoubtedly others. Ironically, good research into these "dangeorus" drugs has been hindered largely because of the widespread perception among the public and policymakers that they are dangerous, whether or not that is actually the case.