Aber was meint er hiermit:

Just like cannabis "legalization," the Drug War will be
replaced with outrageous controls and endless "little laws" that will

make

it almost impossible to do drugs and be legal[/b].

Dann ändert sich doch letztlich nichts.

Vielleicht redet er da von allen möglichen anderen Drogen. Unter den US-Libertären, die ich da kennengelernt habe, sind alle möglichen anderen Drogen populär, weil die angeblich bewusstseinserweiternd seien und er, Barry Cooper, meint, dass die nur illegal sind, damit das eben nicht passiert. Also so Zeug wie Ayahuasca, Pilze und sowas.
Vielleicht meint er aber auch strenge Regulierung, also dass man zB nur staatlich kontrolliertes Gras kaufen darf und Eigenanbau dann doch wieder strafbar ist oder sowas.

Das hat er zB gestern gepostet:

"You know why "hard" drugs like LSD, mushrooms, and MDMA are banned right?
What if I told it that it is not because they are bad for you. They are banned because they cause inner awakening. They instill a sense of freedom and incite you to rebel against the State apparatus; and the politicians cannot have that. They hate freethinkers and free-feelers. It hates people who're liberated from the cycle of statist dogma and abuse.
This is the key.
It is the reason why LSD was banned in the 60's. The drug was a threat to business-as-usual. It aroused the control-freak nature of the bureaucrats. Thus, they started suppressing the population. Too many people were waking up and protesting and condemning government. People suddenly knew the truth. They realized they were slaves. LSD allowed them to awaken from the matrix of illusion.
Hallucinogens certainly cause people to think and exist outside the box. It shows them how controlled and coerced their life is, and makes them want to live more creatively, without restraint. The politicians are opposed to this, and thus continue today spewing rampant anti-drug propaganda. This keeps people asleep and numb, but don't fall for the disinformation.
Realize the facts. Research the drugs yourself. Look into the history. Talk to the plant.
Authored by the anarchist psychologist and brilliant mind Sterlin Lujan."

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“We are on strike against the dogma that the pursuit of one’s happiness is evil. We are on strike against the doctrine that life is guilt." John Galt

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