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Lets Start With The Dope Before The Psilocybin
how can he consider legalising magic mushrooms if cannabis is illegal when magic mushrooms are more dangerous
https:/ /www.bb c.co.uk /news/u k-polit ics-589 80382
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"Campaigners, including Mr Blunt, want it to be moved to Schedule 2 with restrictions to prevent inappropriate prescribing to facilitate medical and scientific research.
It would then potentially be in the same category as medical cannabis, which was legalised in 2018."
As medical cannabis is permitted, would the same approach not be applied psilocybin if re-scheduled?
"Campaigners, including Mr Blunt, want it to be moved to Schedule 2 with restrictions to prevent inappropriate prescribing to facilitate medical and scientific research.
It would then potentially be in the same category as medical cannabis, which was legalised in 2018."
As medical cannabis is permitted, would the same approach not be applied psilocybin if re-scheduled?
No need, roadman, everyone is aware:-). Even if you just want case studies- have you honestly never seen a longterm dopehead?
My question is what effect magic mushrooms have in the longterm? I genuinely don't know.
But you are claiming they are even more dangerous,but should be legalised first.
I don't get it.
My question is what effect magic mushrooms have in the longterm? I genuinely don't know.
But you are claiming they are even more dangerous,but should be legalised first.
I don't get it.
If it's being decriminalised in order to facilitate it being used for medical and scientific reasons, then I don't see you issue Roadman.
I'm guessing you have little idea what psilocybin can be used for, but if, as the report states, "...it had "exciting potential" for the treatment of mental health conditions such as depression, trauma and addiction" then I think the government would be foolish not to decriminalise it.
I'm guessing you have little idea what psilocybin can be used for, but if, as the report states, "...it had "exciting potential" for the treatment of mental health conditions such as depression, trauma and addiction" then I think the government would be foolish not to decriminalise it.
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