> The real villains, here, are the people that have secondary agendas (like legalizing drugs, or pushing political agendas)
The natural state of affairs is silence, as plants don't care about humans. The actual history of plant illegalization is inherently political, and inextricably racist in America due to Nixon.
I agree, except that isn’t how you cite sources. What’s the point of that? I know how to search, thanks. I will treat every instance of this kind of “let me Google that for you” whether it has Google or not as a native ad and will flag. Please cite a source, or don’t, but either way, stop shilling.
And this isn't an academic paper. If you want to learn about Anslinger, so you don't make false claims, my link is a perfectly cromulent starting point.
> Please cite a source, or don’t, but either way, stop shilling.
Not sure you know what shilling means - I trust you can google it if you don't? If you do, what is it you believe I'm shilling?
> Not sure you know what shilling means - I trust you can google it if you don't? If you do, what is it you believe I'm shilling?
The search engine you mentioned is who benefits.
We’re both right, actually. I don’t disagree with what you said, just the needless url you linked. I agree with what you said, but Nixon is also responsible for his racist words and recordings thereof. There were a lot of racists in history.
The natural state of affairs is silence, as plants don't care about humans. The actual history of plant illegalization is inherently political, and inextricably racist in America due to Nixon.