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Columbia Neuroscientist calls for decriminalization of ALL drugs


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Luiz

​Here they are illegal and still a big issue. :lmao:

​its legal in like 10 states here but i'm not sure which ones.

i assume florida is one of them though :emma: 

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Supersonic

​its legal in like 10 states here but i'm not sure which ones.

i assume florida is one of them though :emma: 

​Here we got a big problem with Spice/K2. They made it illegal in 2009 or 2011 in Germany but it simply does not work and daily people get into the hospital because of the side-effects. :emma:

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​It's funny how easy some of y'all are to say "He's wrong!" to an Ivy League professor that has done extensive scientific research and has loads of receipts to back up his work. :emma:

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heavymlover

One thing is to legalize weed, but I think we have way too many idiots in this world for anything else to be allowed. By making all d--gs legal, wouldn't that make them easier to obtain?

People can't even handle alcohol. How are they going to deal with other more damaging/stronger d--gs if they are easier to access?

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Portugal been there, done that 

Really? When? Didnt know. I wonder if i was still living there when it happened

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Supersonic

One thing is to legalize weed, but I think we have way too many idiots in this world for anything else to be allowed. By making all d--gs legal, wouldn't that make them easier to obtain?

People can't even handle alcohol. How are they going to deal with other more damaging/stronger d--gs if they are easier to access?

​Well I'm pretty sure that's different from country to country but in his TED said that the countries that decriminalized d--gs (Czech Republic, Portugal) have significantly lower crime rates than the USA and that crime overall (not just d--g related offences) decreased.

It's not just allowing people to simply do stuff, it's also telling them the actual side effects of d--gs and what happens when you mix them. Decriminalization assumes an extensive campaign of raising awareness and talking about the REAL nastiness that does happen if you start abusing something.

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zexion_armando

Hell, most of the stupid population can't deal with weed. Its like its designed to make young people absolutely insufferable.

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Zilla

Everybody chill with the spats back and forth, it's not needed. 

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I can't see this working in Columbia but it's a crazy thought :)

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Shadow

While he has good points in his research, giving people easy access to meth and c-----e would wreck havoc in society when this stuff is proven to cause massive damage to the the brain and vital organs. Remember those folks on the news that were practically turned to raving zombies on bath salts or PCP?  I don't want more bats--t crazy d--ggies trying to eat my face off loose on the streets, do you?

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I do agree the justice system ought to reorganize its approach in punishment, using rehab, fines, and treatment facilities. 

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socotra

Columbia, the progressive! 

I agree. I'm personally not interested in anything beyond weed, but other people are, and if they truly want it, they can get it. I think it the government should heavily tax it to discourage use. 

The practical side of me says it shouldn't be when I think of Latin American states that have such an issue and family life is affected. idk. It's a tough topic. 

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Miker

I think Hart takes too many d--gs. This is not a responsible approach. 

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Goosey

​It's funny how easy some of y'all are to say "He's wrong!" to an Ivy League professor that has done extensive scientific research and has loads of receipts to back up his work. :emma:

​I know as much as him, he just had connections to get into those fancy schools. That makes no difference. On ATRL there's a thread about a neurosurgeon who believes in the afterlife.

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