Fair enough, but I think the logic of the point stands. We don't criminalize baking soda, we're just trying a Minority Report sort of approach to things that a

Fair enough, but I think the logic of the point stands. We don't criminalize baking soda, we're just trying a Minority Report sort of approach to things that are likely to be used rather than playing catch-up with known-psychoactive analogues. Certainly the metaphor bit still applies - selling and importing these things are only banned because of their abuse potential, not because the chemical is seen as intrinsically bad.