Heroin, ecstasy, heroin LEGAL in mexico

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The Senate bill proposes that no charges will be filed against individuals found in possession of narcotics for personal use, detailing specific allowable quantities for various drugs, including LSD, ecstasy, and peyote. The legislation reflects a progressive approach to drug use, with some participants expressing skepticism about its implications, suggesting it may encourage drug tourism in Mexico. Concerns are raised about the potential for increased drug use and the effectiveness of education versus prohibition in addressing drug-related issues. The discussion also touches on the broader context of police corruption in Mexico and the challenges of reforming drug policies. Some participants argue that the bill could be a pragmatic solution to systemic issues, while others fear it may lead to unintended consequences.
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Array of other drugs allowed
“No charges will be brought against ... addicts or consumers who are found in possession of any narcotic for personal use,” according to the Senate bill, which also lays out allowable quantities for a large array of other drugs, including LSD, MDA, ecstasy — about two pills’ worth, — and amphetamines.

Some of the amounts are eye-popping: Mexicans would be allowed to possesses 2.2 pounds of peyote, the button-sized hallucinogenic cactus used in some native Indian religious ceremonies.

I'm sure this is a delayed april fools joke or something...

or else...

There's progressiveness for you...
 
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I rember there being somthing about durg legiltizon in Alaska.
 
jailing users is DUMB
doesnot work to stop use
and costs alot

tooo bad the neo-conned don't really favor less goverment
or less costly goverment
or free choise
 
I think this forum needs its spell check back
 
I never used the spell check.
 
Spell check. And an online breathalyzer.
 
do not worry about other people, just stick to your own rule of no drug use.

but peyote is a very nauseating drug, so it can only be consumed in a fixed amount. larger amounts are only for future use.

and a person is probably a religious user if they persistently use peyote.

i.e. this is not a substance that is recommended to the casual user.

so you do not need to be too concerned about abuse of peyote.

Indians have used it for years in religious ceremonies, and few others would be likely to use it much.

the other drugs you mention seem more harmful, but the best antidote is probably education, not prohibition.
 
ecstacy and heroin "seem more harmful" and the best antidote is "education"? Damn, there goes my health care costs.

Might as well make drinking and driving legal

Guess rape should be legal too.

As long as it doesn't harm me?
 
Obviously, the Mexican government is trying to get people to immigrate to their country.:smile:
 
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Pengwuino said:
I'm sure this is a delayed april fools joke or something...

or else...

There's progressiveness for you...
No, it's their pragmatic way of dealing with police corruption. It's sad to think that it is easier to let people use drugs rather than clean up police corruption. Seems like the mafia is running the country. :rolleyes:

I am sure it will backfire. I wonder how many foreigners will come to Mexico to do drugs, get busted and have to buy their way out.
 
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Astronuc said:
am sure it will backfire. I wonder how many foreigners will come to Mexico to do drugs, get busted and have to buy their way out.

And how is that a backfire, rather than a source of income, for Mexico?
 
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I say kudos to Mexico, as they have passed one of the wisest laws in this century. I'm sure Oaxaca indians are the role model for this, and speaking of which, where is Cancun?
 
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Astronuc said:
No, it's their pragmatic way of dealing with police corruption. It's sad to think that it is easier to let people use drugs rather than clean up police corruption. Seems like the mafia is running the country. :rolleyes:

Oh you mean they aren't some great beacon of liberal hippy hope? Aww... Whoulda thunk it?

I am sure it will backfire. I wonder how many foreigners will come to Mexico to do drugs, get busted and have to buy their way out.


Wait, get busted when its not a crime? I'm confused.
 

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