Legalize Psychedelics

In 2019, voters in Denver, Colorado, approved a referendum to decriminalize psilocybin, a psychedelic drug that affects perception and cognition. Voters in Oregon and Washington, D.C., followed suit a year later. Proponents of legalizing psychedelics argue that they can be used to treat a broad range of mental and emotional issues, as well as to discover a more profound sense of ourselves. Psychedelics have the potential to help many people, they contend, and Americans should be allowed to make their own decisions regarding their use. Not so fast, opponents argue. Critics of psychedelics—which are banned in the United States by federal law—warn that they are powerful substances that can easily be abused and endanger people's health. More research in the field of neuroscience must be done on them, they contend, before considering legalization and wider availability. Should psychedelics be legalized?

If you are purchasing a 3-Year Streaming option, you will receive a link for your videos via email within 24 - 48 hours. If you are making your order on a weekend, the order will be processed on the next business day.