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A Call To Legalize Psychedelics - Or Else, To Use Them!
Quick Facts -Psychedelics, psilocybin mushrooms, in particular, are very healthy for us! It’s for this reason that we should legalize and integrate them into our country as soon as possible!
Gabriel MohrPublished about a month ago in Potent
A Brief Introduction to the Medical Uses of Marijuana
As I sit back in my chair and exhale the marijuana smoke from my lungs, I begin to ponder the importance it plays in my life. Cannabis for a lot of people is now a form of religion.
Robert WebbPublished 4 months ago in PotentThe 2020 Election and the War on Drugs
“In every state where marijuana legalization or another drug policy reform was on the ballot, it won,” said German Lopez reporting for Vox.
Will New Zealand Legalize Cannabis?
New Zealand has a referendum on cannabis legalization coming up later this year. Although thought as one of the more progressive countries worldwide, the current polls are not looking too optimistic.
Can I Bring Marijuana into Pennsylvania if I Purchased it Legally in New Jersey or Another State?
In 2020 there are four states in the United states that have recreational marijuana initiatives on their respective ballots. These four states of New Jersey, Arizona, Montana and South Dakota all have propositions that would legalize recreational marijuana for adults 21 years or older.
Adam HeathPublished 6 months ago in PotentIs The Trump Administration Secretly Legalizing Cannabis?
Isn’t Trump Anti-Cannabis? One of the biggest misunderstandings relating to Donald Trumps is his position on cannabis. People who know Donald Trump from the old days know that he spent most of his life supporting the left, including its hippy ideals from the 60s.
Andrea DawsonPublished 11 months ago in Potent
Marijuana should be legal
I took sometime to do research and write about the benefits of legalizing marijuana. To be more familiar with the topic I included some background of the history of marijuana. I hope you enjoy reading this article!
TheKinvestPublished 11 months ago in PotentCannabis and Crime;
Why is cannabis banned where it originates but a growing industry in North America? I was once studying with a friend who’d been doing his assignment on the legalisation of cannabis in Canada and the implications of it; good or bad. I remember discussing something along the lines of tax but that was the end of it.
Azreen MahmoodPublished 12 months ago in Potent
MARIJUANA: BANNED DRUGS ARE ALWAYS EITHER OVERESTIMATED OR UNDERESTIMATED
Since Canada and several US states legalized marijuana, many documentary films about this psychoactive drug have appeared on Netflix. It is understandable that this digital content-platform is trying to reach the majority of Millennials and Z Gen users.
Counterfeit Caution
People are being diagnosed with Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS) from using bootleg THC cartridges containing hydrogen cyanide, and I can’t help but wonder how we got to this point. The tests on legal vaping carts did not contain hydrogen cyanide, so we can’t blame this on vape nation. However, the tainted THC carts show us symptoms of a larger problem in America. Cannabis is considered a schedule one narcotic federally in our country. This means that we do not recognize it as having any healthcare applications and believe that it is highly addictive. Another Schedule I narcotic is PCP. Even methamphetamine is considered a Schedule II narcotic, which is legal to prescribe in the US under the name Desoxyn. As research has shown us, cannabis has a myriad of health benefits from anti-inflammatory and pain relief to seizure and PTSD, and the scheduling of medications in the US is extremely political. Because of the extreme anti-marijuana propaganda from the 1930s, cannabis was thrown into Schedule I, and being caught selling or using it can send you to jail and cause hefty fines.
Courtney DawsonPublished 2 years ago in Potent
Cannabis
Cannabis, more specifically marijuana, is said to enhance, or even induce, spiritually enlightening experiences. Personally, I would have to agree. All my life I have felt like the “lonely stoner” when it comes to attending a church service somewhere. I have run into many over the years who sincerely believe cannabis is a drug, should remain illegal, and that God would not want us to partake of it in any way shape or form.
Holly Smith, PastoressPublished 2 years ago in Potent
Is Cannabis on Its Way to Federal Legalization?
Cannabis legalization has always been a touchy topic regardless of whether the debate was about the medical or recreational variant of the plant. Obviously, the biggest reason why there were so many people opposing legalization was the fact that the cannabis industry as a whole lacked scientific background.
Raj VardhmanPublished 2 years ago in Potent
