Interview with Australian man who describes his experience doing jail time for Psilocybin Mushrooms

[fathomlessness]

Bad news people :shock: :shock: :thumb_dow :thumb_dow

[youtube]

I'm sorry he had to go through that, this is an absolute joke and shows just how radically things need to change. On a related note, congratulations Denver for being the first city to decriminalize magic mushrooms.

 

[Psilosopher?]

That guy, as a member of the audience, spoke up about his sentence at EGA during a talk. The moment the crowd heard his predicament, the rage in the air was palpable. The stupidity of the the legal system knows no bounds. That's what happens when suits are in control of liberty, or the illusion of it.

 

[Loveall]

What they did to this man is a crime against humanity and nature.

 

[dragonrider]

There's a theory about power that says that powerfull people sometimes force their followers to make realy huge sacrifices or to commit terrible crimes, only to establish their dominance.

It's a way to demonstrate the power you have over people.

I wonder if there is anybody here who believes that these crimes against humanity are NOT committed, only with the intent of demonstrating to the world that conservative politicians are still running the show.
To establish the dominance of conservative "values".