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LSD isnt really any more or less dangerous than say mushrooms, its just the dosages for mushrooms are easier to get right because the dosage curve isnt as steep. And of course LSD is more internal so can cause problems with negative thought paterns.
But as with all hallucinogenics what is safe (relatively) to one person isnt to another, it hugely depends on set and setting. Which is why legal supply would be better because you could give information.
Regarding regulation and control, I once did an economics essay based on the views of the ex-head of DEA for Northern Ireland and why he believed all drugs should be legalized. I've been a total advocate of legalization since then. I suppose that's why he's ex-DEA? :chin:
I don't think forbidding people from leaving their homes while on LSD would help (if that's what you mean). Not only would it restrict their freedom, but it would be awkward for everyone: if the other people at home don't like it, the LSD user has nowhere to do their drugs without pissing anyone off.
Having a supply that people are allowed to bring home, but don't have to, is a different question though. I definitely like the idea of having licensed premises if we had legal supply, but I don't know how to answer this one
LSD still does come with dangers no matter how much prep you do or the enviroment, but through quality control, known dose quantity and information you could drasticly reduce the chance of harm to the user.
But I dont think its a good idea to force people to stay inside, certainly ban them driving or such like though.
who the hells gonna listen anyway
Thats the question, but just because it looks unlikely is that a good enough reason not to try?
The arguments for legalisation are at the moment the most articulate and 'professional' they have ever been, its much more organised and smart than just stonners saying 'free the weed man'.
You're right, I always put that extra n in for some reason, I guess I cant always be perfect.
I know you have built a belief system around me, and thats very flattering, but you do need to stand on your own two feet, and preferably not stand in my garden looking up at my windows all night.
I told you it was the gort, was that not enough? Must I perform another miracle?
OK, but I cant just pull something like last time out of thin air (though technically thats what I did do, if I'd pulled it out of a box it wouldnt have been anywhere near as impressive) you'll have to give me a bit of time.