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He's peddling dope, and if you'd been paying attention you would have seen him do it many times before. If you want to talk business, okay: There is a period i
by mynameishere 19y ago
He's peddling dope, and if you'd been paying attention you would have seen him do it many times before. If you want to talk business, okay:
There is a period in every drug's existence where it is legal. This happened with heroin, cocaine, lsd, etc. In this twilight, money can be made, yes. And if the drug becomes successful, it will eventually be regulated or criminalized. There's nothing special about this.
- DanielBMarkham 19y agoI've only been on a month or so. Like I said, you probably know something I don't. But there are also plants that continue to be approved as supplements. I know, because although I don't do any drugs at all (except alcohol and a bit of caffeine), I'm a big into supplements. Not for this board, but I wonder how the decision is made one way or the other -- what becomes an illegal substance and what is okay to use as a supplement? And how would one know ahead of time?
- rms 19y agoI've looked into submitting kratom for approval as a supplement. You send a letter to the FDA and then they inspect the facility where the supplement is produced. Kratom will become illegal if there is political pressure to do so. I hope that the current political climate has moved far enough past war-on-drugs hysteria for this to happen.