And why most drugs become illegal.
(especially in America)
I believe that it is the only things that give western society power over the rest of the world…
Most illicit drugs are produced in third-world countries, like pakistan produces opium, and african countries produce cannabis. Alot of the time these plants are native to these countries and it grows in the wild.
With the demand for drugs in western society, third world countries (assuming these substances became legal) would gain a stable economy, and no, this does not happen at the moment, due to the fact that the drug money goes instead into the pockets of millionairrre drug traffickers (who surgically shove coke in dogs and sick twisted shit like that).
Many third world countries would become first world countries if even marijuana became legal. America is just scared that one day alot of other countries will be just as powerful as they are. England, (if you notice) does the same thing. When a drug becomes very well known, it becomes illegal. At the moment there is a very limited amount of people who know about BZP and the like, but when it starts going into proper circulation it will be made illegal.
Last time i heard, they were reviewing the legal status of Khat (a plant containing a chemical nearly identical to amphetamine) now there is no minor health risk yet, so there is no excuse to shedual it, but there just waiting for someone to get a sore throat from it to deem it illegal. America however has already seen it as threatening since it is native to africa and has made it just as illegal as heroin and cocaine.
They claim that they schedual it because it is dangerous. If that really was the case then they would shedual really dangerous drugs like datura, but wait, no thats native to america, so no need to worry, while over the border in mexico is a much more stable mescaline plant, but thats illegal becuse its mexican.
All this from our western societies who willingly hand out speed to 5 year olds.
Lucas
