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This kind of stuff is what makes it safe for me to use LSD recreationally, alone, in my own home- it's nontoxic and I do it on my own time, and I don't glorify
by LoganDark 3y ago
This kind of stuff is what makes it safe for me to use LSD recreationally, alone, in my own home- it's nontoxic and I do it on my own time, and I don't glorify its use to others. There should be no reason to send me away for 6 months over this. Yet because all schedule-1 drugs are treated the same, the penalty for LSD possession is the same as the penalty for meth or cocaine possession. I don't get it.
(Maybe the moral of the story should be that LSD shouldn't be schedule-1.)
- n1b0m 3y agoDo you also make the LSD yourself?
- LoganDark 3y agoSynthesizing LSD is still illegal of course, as is buying it. Coincidental username though, reminds me of "NBOMe" :)
- jakupovic 3y agoMeth and cocaine users also want a safe place to use their drug of choice :). The whole issue of drug use should be left to individuals and not mandated by State. If some drugs are more dangerous than others maybe we can provide a safe place for their consumption like hospitals and clinics as we do now for prescription medications. But simply criminalizing all drugs or some drugs doesn't help, as we have seen over and over again.
- LoganDark 3y ago> Meth and cocaine users also want a safe place to use their drug of choice :) Harm reduction in general is a wonderful thing and the solution to drug use is definitely not to make it more dangerous. Making it safer and providing easy access to real, non-propaganda harm reduction resources will help far more people than criminalization ever could. Providing safe, regulated supply that won't be contaminated with adulterants or impure byproducts, allowing people to consult with doctors about it, allowing research to be done on it so that it can be better understood, etc.