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But they are not treated equally at all...
October 7, 2006 by Anonymous, 3 years 4 weeks ago
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...The psychedelics and entheogens are persecuted far more then any of the other illicet substances...While they on the whole do far less damage then OTC drugs or even socially accepted drugs such as coffee.
Not only did this substance LSD show promise in treating alcoholism...
There are other psychedelics like IBOGA that show great promise in treating Opiate and Cocaine addiction...
Which to wrap up are TWO drugs that you may think get alot of attention from law enforcement...But only when it really becomes a visable problem.
Have we forgotten the history of Governments involvement in the Opium and Cocaine trade?