Hamilton Morris

Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah.

Again. anti-psychedelic shrouded in sort of social justice type concerns because this is, we were talking about like the scientistic orientation of drug scares in the 90s that shifted in the 21st century to a moralistic orientation. So now if you want to scare people away from using MDMA, you don't say, hey, it's gonna make holes in your brain.

Again. anti-psychedelic shrouded in sort of social justice type concerns because this is, we were talking about like the scientistic orientation of drug scares in the 90s that shifted in the 21st century to a moralistic orientation. So now if you want to scare people away from using MDMA, you don't say, hey, it's gonna make holes in your brain.

Again. anti-psychedelic shrouded in sort of social justice type concerns because this is, we were talking about like the scientistic orientation of drug scares in the 90s that shifted in the 21st century to a moralistic orientation. So now if you want to scare people away from using MDMA, you don't say, hey, it's gonna make holes in your brain.

you say, hey, this is a tool of capitalist oligarchs who are trying to commodify your spirit and make you a more efficient worker while funding the genocide in Gaza, right? And creating super soldiers. And this is a tool of the imperialist American war machine, right? And so this is the new, and people say, oh, okay. Oh, you're right then, MDMA is bad.

you say, hey, this is a tool of capitalist oligarchs who are trying to commodify your spirit and make you a more efficient worker while funding the genocide in Gaza, right? And creating super soldiers. And this is a tool of the imperialist American war machine, right? And so this is the new, and people say, oh, okay. Oh, you're right then, MDMA is bad.

you say, hey, this is a tool of capitalist oligarchs who are trying to commodify your spirit and make you a more efficient worker while funding the genocide in Gaza, right? And creating super soldiers. And this is a tool of the imperialist American war machine, right? And so this is the new, and people say, oh, okay. Oh, you're right then, MDMA is bad.

Thank you so much for telling me this important information. So it's important to recognize that the anti-drug messaging evolves with the culture and what the culture wants. In the 90s, they wanted medico-scientistic explanations for why not to use drugs. Now it's about moralistic explanations for why drugs are bad. So why don't you use cocaine?

Thank you so much for telling me this important information. So it's important to recognize that the anti-drug messaging evolves with the culture and what the culture wants. In the 90s, they wanted medico-scientistic explanations for why not to use drugs. Now it's about moralistic explanations for why drugs are bad. So why don't you use cocaine?

Thank you so much for telling me this important information. So it's important to recognize that the anti-drug messaging evolves with the culture and what the culture wants. In the 90s, they wanted medico-scientistic explanations for why not to use drugs. Now it's about moralistic explanations for why drugs are bad. So why don't you use cocaine?

It's not because there was a rat with a lever and he pushed that darn lever until he died and you don't want to end up like that rat. That's what you'd say in the 80s or 90s. Now it's like, so you want to, you want to participate in the exploitation of Latin American workers who could be enslaved by the cartel and you're going to get high off of this, this blood money, this product.

It's not because there was a rat with a lever and he pushed that darn lever until he died and you don't want to end up like that rat. That's what you'd say in the 80s or 90s. Now it's like, so you want to, you want to participate in the exploitation of Latin American workers who could be enslaved by the cartel and you're going to get high off of this, this blood money, this product.

It's not because there was a rat with a lever and he pushed that darn lever until he died and you don't want to end up like that rat. That's what you'd say in the 80s or 90s. Now it's like, so you want to, you want to participate in the exploitation of Latin American workers who could be enslaved by the cartel and you're going to get high off of this, this blood money, this product.

But of course, all this is a product of prohibition. And this whole idea, this is one of the issues with moralism and with scientism is that they can both obscure the real issues, right? That's not to say that there aren't actual moral concerns with certain types of drug consumption, but moralism has been weaponized very effectively by commercial interests and by government interests.

But of course, all this is a product of prohibition. And this whole idea, this is one of the issues with moralism and with scientism is that they can both obscure the real issues, right? That's not to say that there aren't actual moral concerns with certain types of drug consumption, but moralism has been weaponized very effectively by commercial interests and by government interests.

But of course, all this is a product of prohibition. And this whole idea, this is one of the issues with moralism and with scientism is that they can both obscure the real issues, right? That's not to say that there aren't actual moral concerns with certain types of drug consumption, but moralism has been weaponized very effectively by commercial interests and by government interests.

You even see this now with like the White House Twitter page. Right. And they do that like weird cartoon of the crying woman. And it's like very you see this. I haven't seen this. It's like kind of it's like this. There's like an ice and ice on their Twitter. The White House Twitter. The White House Twitter page has an image of like an ice person arresting a crying Mexican woman.

You even see this now with like the White House Twitter page. Right. And they do that like weird cartoon of the crying woman. And it's like very you see this. I haven't seen this. It's like kind of it's like this. There's like an ice and ice on their Twitter. The White House Twitter. The White House Twitter page has an image of like an ice person arresting a crying Mexican woman.

You even see this now with like the White House Twitter page. Right. And they do that like weird cartoon of the crying woman. And it's like very you see this. I haven't seen this. It's like kind of it's like this. There's like an ice and ice on their Twitter. The White House Twitter. The White House Twitter page has an image of like an ice person arresting a crying Mexican woman.