For a stronger fairer society sell all drugs just like alcohol.
Far too many have died from drug poisonings.
It's a policy choice to make your neighbors buy only from gangsters.

Not enough people ask this question.
People would understand why drug cartels exist if they did.

The flaw with their thinking is that nothing is being done to address demand for these substances.
Supply side only enforcement will never work. They should have read some pages from alcohol prohibition's history.
Just wasting money and lives.
Everything needs to be legalized and regulated.

With Florida's ban on 7-OH they are effectively moving it from barely registering to maximum damage.
Good bye independent 3rd party lab testing, known dosages, and instructions.
Hello gangsters and things like Fentanyl in the supply.

Market regulation was clearly the better option.
Shame.

That's not necessarily a bad thing. Remember they only study things they're trying to destroy or kill, as exampled by the history. Like when people talk about "fighting addiction" they're killing drug users.

Silver vine (Left) looks a little bit like kratom. (Right)

Basically it's kitty morphine.
www.asianscientist.com/2021/03/in-t...

They're trying to create a "stimulant crisis" the way they did to opioids so they can add more bodies to the prohibition pile.

Like there's no such thing as an illegal drug. They all have uses.
What's happening is the government criminalizes people when they try to repair their body, and doctors refuse to provide services they need. That's the war on drugs.

The only options are Al Capone or Budweiser.
The government chooses gangsters.

People need to become proactive. The democrats are not going to save anyone. Look at what they've done to drug users.
Run for office yourself. Encourage everyone that opposes authoritarianism to run.

Examine this list of uncontested seats.
If we want effective drug policy we are going to need people to challenge and replace the unsympathetic guard.
ballotpedia.org/Analysis_of_...

108,000 people die each year from the Controlled Substances Act.
Every scheduled drug is subject to adulteration and forgery, and when doctors don't prescribe drugs that people need they start using unregulated.

Fentanyl isn't what's killing people.
The Controlled Substances Act is killing people.
Every scheduled drug is subject to adulteration and forgery, and doctors won't prescribe drugs people need.
Not even the street dope is pure Fentanyl.
Same thing happened when liquor was Rx only.