Decriminalise possession of Psliocybin containing mushrooms. Psilocybin mushrooms also known as “magic Mushrooms” are currently a Class A drug, with heroin and cocaine. Recent studies show that psilocybin mushrooms medicinal properties far outweigh any negative effects in society. Users often use psilocybin In threshold doses (microdose) to help with PTSD ml UK PEOPLE PLEASE SIGN THE BELOW PETITION HELP SPREAD THE WORD AND LETS MAKE THIS HAPPEN https://petition.parliam...ns/260806/signatures/new“Going out of your mind at least once a day is tremendously important. Because by going out of your mind you come to your senses.”
― Alan Watts
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I would so much love this to succeed.
However.....conservative MP's.
Defending "christian values" and "protecting the childeren" to the hilt.
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dragonrider wrote:I would so much love this to succeed.
However.....conservative MP's.
Defending "christian values" and "protecting the childeren" to the hilt. Quite literally psilocybin is a "christian value". Don't let  tell you otherwise. I for one support legalization of psilocybin globally. 
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Highly doubt this will make a difference since we haven't even gotten that far with cannabis yet and just criminalized "ALL" psycho-actives as of 2016, after banning khat... Consider it done nonetheless P.S. Damn Theresa May to heck! She's a fart in the elevator, even after she's gone she still stinks. This is mostly her fault and the arrogant people who helped vote her in. Good day.
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King Tryptamine wrote:Highly doubt this will make a difference since we haven't even gotten that far with cannabis yet Arguably cannabis is much more controversial than mushrooms. It's somewhat addictive, used by lowlifes, makes people lazy etc. Mushrooms, on the other hand, are a tryptamine ally. A proper teacher.
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Addictive yes, makes people lazy definitely, as for low lives I would say it has a very broad spectrum of users which includes them but no way limited to them. Arguably being the most commonly consumed drug after caffeine, alcohol and nicotine. IME people are just as, if not MORE ill conceived about psychedelics, e.g. "your gonna go insane" or "your gonna jump of a building after taking them" is what I often here. Cannabis on the other hand has been touted as if it were a "miracal plant" by some (shit even a "cure" for cancer, Jesus!) and has made headway in numerous countries in the past decade in terms of legalization. Psychedelics on the other hand, not so much even though it is the real "good shit" IMO.
Hopefully other's on this forum can chime in on this difference of opinions based on which drug is more controversial, but this is just mines, best regards.
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Maybe you're right in that the worse a drug is, the more social acceptation it seems to get, because society as a whole, to put it mildly, is not a very cognitively apt entity. Think alcohol.
But we, humans, are learning.
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Jagube wrote:Maybe you're right in that the worse a drug is, the more social acceptation it seems to get, because society as a whole, to put it mildly, is not a very cognitively apt entity. Think alcohol.
But we, humans, are learning. That's not the point I was really making but now that you mention it you're absolutely right, especially regarding the alcohol, especially in the UK, "god" forbid you say you don't drink and "god" forbid you say you take psychedelics to the UK average. Nice observation!
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