@katmabu.bsky.social oh man, your campaign really dropped the ball on selling weapons to Taiwan.
This is a good video if you want to familiarize yourself on the topic.
youtu.be/38xdKkJ_gCI
Wow, a genuinely good thing from the same FDA who is taking 7OH away from us.
I’m not used to hearing positive changes from the FDA. It doesn’t address the controlled substances act, but it IS step in the right direction.
The entire controlled act needs to be repealed.
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The recovery cult strikes again.
Prefer to call them poisoning enthusiasts.
#harmreduction #drugsky
Anybody in #Hollywood #LosAngeles? I’ve got a really interesting project (that will benefit us all) started & I could really use some help.
I need help with supplies, biological, chemical, camaraderie.
Let’s talk. There are some cool things ahead if we work on them.
The death toll is a function of prohibition.
If people had access to a regulated supply of drugs, the overdoses would stop. This is the outcome they have chosen for us.
The "fentanyl market" only exists because of prohibition and prohibition enthusiasts.
The millions dead & the tens of millions enslaved in the prison system are the product of a $250B/yr drug policy designed to maximize suffering.
They could stop the deaths overnight. They just don't want to.
To my drug policy "reformers" (abolitionists, really):
We can end the drug war, with a relatively small amount of money, and not that much effort. Please DM me and let's work together.
Liberation is closer than you think.
#DrugSky #HarmReduction
Why do so many Bluesky posts only allow followers to interact? It’s bad for your engagement. Bluesky doesn’t have a Nazi problem like Twitter, so why sabotage your own reach? It’s poisonous to discourse & it shows people that you’re not serious about dialog.
Learn to cope with disagreement.
Tariffs are an interesting perspective on this. I’ll mull it around for a bit. There’s definitely something useful in that to develop counter-propaganda on this topic.
You’re in Australia?
More evidence that a drug war can’t be won. As China’s century of humiliation began with losing their drug war, so will the US’s.
Even if the drug war was just (it’s obviously not), the US can’t afford to wage it in human cost or in treasure (*cough* debt).
That’s not an epidemic. I’d welcome the influx of opium. At least that’d end the overdose crisis. Anything is better than what’s happening today.
Our current strategy is social murder at a crazy scale. Even this asshole understood that the drug war was a bad idea. If only he had any moral standards
Followed.
It’s a mistake to legitimize the term “opioid crisis”; it uses the language of our oppressors who want my ppl dead. The drug war is a social murder & prison slavery campaign w/an endless stream of propaganda (Painkiller & Dopesick).
“Pill mills” prevented ppl from ODing on cartel drugs.
PS: why are you blocking replies @melodyschreiber.com?
There was never an “opioid epidemic”. This was entirely caused by the drug war.
If people had access to safe drugs, there wouldn’t be a drug poisoning crisis. The only reason fentanyl exists in the street supply is the War On Drugs. It’s not a drug that anyone wants.
It’s gonna take a decade to fix what he broke. It’s too bad he didn’t touch the $200B/year drug war budget despite being outspoken about it in the 1990s.
Gotta love hearing fresh voices that are in touch with the youth like Alan Dershowitz.
After some deep introspection, my answer is Yes.
Abolish DHS. Abolish DEA.
Turns out Orwellian security systems are too easy to abuse.
This can’t be repeated enough.
People are shot every day in this country and nobody even knows about it. When a right-wing provocateur is treated like some great national tragedy while liberal politicians get shot and it doesn’t even make the headlines, something is very wrong with the country.
youtu.be/QPtpk2Yxdgo
Nothing really to add, but the people lionizing him fucking hate you & have been wanting a civil war since… the last civil war. The media’s coverage really exposes how well the right-wing captured it & how badly the left dropped the ball.
This video summed it up pretty well.
@kylekulinskishow.bsky.social
Can you please cover the Trump administration prohibiting adults from using safe drugs? This should be a huge story that nobody is talking about.
7oh Kratom isn’t synthetic as much as they lie about it.
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Let me be clear:
I think Gavin is a fascist. Fortunately he’s my fascist.
Americans would sooner chew their legs off than accept that public transportation is good.
We’ve been conditioned to do what’s best for the owning class (at the expense of the working class) for so long that I don’t know if we’ll ever see class solidarity without bankruptcy or a Greater Depression.
In the case of the current regime, where population centers are being debased, I partially agree. The problem in the case of coordinated multi-regional is w/logistics & keeping on message.
I bunk massive organic protests carry more weight than handfuls of smaller ones.
Either way we need transit.
I don’t think that frames it well. The US is an empty wasteland with a few populous regions (why the senate/electoral college should be abolished; land != people). You’d want to compare metropolitan areas rather than treating the whole country as a singular block.
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They’re looking mighty delicious these days. We should make a cookbook.
You simply have to look at SUD to see that junk-science in action. This is how and why NIDA gets away with keeping drug research as negatively charged as it is.
A positive side effect of Trump may be the death of NIDA. He knows the drug war is wrong. He doesn’t care.
The US will never be able to compete with Europe’s mass-protests, by design. I can’t help but think part of the reason we’ve so thoroughly rejected public transportation in 🇺🇸 is to limit large displays of dissidence.
At least that’s how it works in effect.
The difference between large numbers of people collecting in one place in Europe vs America isn’t that Europe is better at it, it’s that they have public transportation systems.
We’ll never be able to mass-protest in the same way, by design.