DEA has finally removed some inaccurate information from its website.

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“The DEA’s removal of these popular myths about cannabis from their website could mean the end of the Washington gridlock” said Steph Sherer, executive director of ASA in a press release.

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Bert Perry
Tue, 02/28/17 10:49 am

Wally, it’s possible, but not likely. Since heroin is physically addictive, and both heroin and cocaine require tiny doses to get a man intoxicated, and apart from medical uses I’m aware of no other appealing uses for the stuff, I’d be surprised to meet a man who used either without getting stoned. I’m not saying it’s impossible, but the burden of proof would certainly be on the user.

To draw a picture, for me (215 lbs today) an intoxicating dose of beer is about half a gallon. For wine, it’s about 750ml, and for Scotch, about a cup. Obviously more concern with hard liquor than with wine, but it’s possible to use it responsibly. In contrast, it appears to be 330 mg for marijuana, 75mg for cocaine, and probably 20mg or less for heroin. You would need a chem lab in your house to use some of these things without getting stoned or worse.

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josh p
Tue, 02/28/17 11:04 am

I think your basically right but I think that those AC who see the only rightful government being a voluntary one would do so based on the NAP. For the same reason they would likely be against drug prohibition (unless they are inconsistent which is also extremely common). But, as you say, there is an enormous variety of folks under the libertarian label.