It’s not because they don’t know that it’s roughly 50 times stronger. It’s because it doesn’t get them as high. PLUS: Ways you can avoid accidentally ODing. Inside ➡️
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The real reason that drugs are increasingly hard to get isn’t safety – it’s soul-sucking, joyless, smug Karens. Prohibition should be known as “Karen’s Laws.”
It’s hard to imagine that there was a time when alcohol was illegal in the United States. In America, beer is almost synomyous with summer barbecues and good times. Absolut Vodka goes with clubs. Alcohol is associated with good times. Then, in 1920, prohibition reared its ugly head and began causing all sorts of problems,…
The argument for legalizing and safely producing all drugs is gaining traction, driven by a mix of public health and economic concerns. The current approach to drug policy has failed to stem the tide of overdose deaths, with over 600,000 people having lost their lives to acute drug overdoses. To put that in perspective, this…
Are you or someone you know struggling with active addiction? One addict’s advice on how to overcome it in five practical steps.
What’s Legal in America While Your Private Drug Use Isn’t From: antiprohibit.org America loves to say it’s protecting people. But the truth is embarrassingly simple: We don’t criminalize destructive behavior — we criminalize unapproved behavior. If a behavior is profitable, culturally familiar, or backed by lobbyists, it gets a free pass — no matter how…
Why We Must Re-Legalize Nature. The war on drugs didn’t stop with powder in baggies or pills in bottles. It’s crept into gardens, forests, and the weeds growing in your backyard. The plant Solanum nigrum — commonly dismissed as “poisonous nightshade” — is one of countless examples of nature vilified by policy, not by truth….
