I read the article and listened to the report. It's a sad deal, all right. Such a bias.

One thing I wonder about is why didn't this politician just buy some himself and try it? And why this emphasis about college and highschool kids doing it all the rage? Why doesn't he do some real investigating instead of just agreeing with whatever bad report he hears that helps his agenda? What about older people that take it? Or people that use it for benefit or no affect? And again, why doesn't anyone follow Maine's lead in regulation? This guy wants $25,000 fine and 1 year in jail for first offense? And it sure is not like LSD. I've never heard of someone breaking into tears for hours after using it. Did they use it a second or third time? How are they now? Who is it? And once again we have a politician using Delaware's experience without checking into the facts, or deliberately distorting or ignoring them if he knows them. I am really ashamed of what kind of leaders this country has nowadays and in the recent past when it comes to drug legislation and criminal law.

"The drug sells for about $8 per pound, and can be purchased over the Internet or from local producers."

Where the hell do I find it for eight dollars a pound?
I am getting ripped off!



Really bad reporting too obviously