/lit/ - Literature

People have right to bodily autonomy, black markets are inevitable, safe, regulated, and educated access to drugs is the lesser evil between total prohibition and total laissez-faire drug policy.

Drugs and getting have existed since the beginning of time, even other mammals use substances recreationally. You can't it go away with prohibiton as the last 100 years of western world drug policy have shown. You just end up making things really dangerous and fantastically profitable for criminals.

>>20530285
That's not a book.

>>20530285
Yeah, but could you stretch this out over, like, four hundred pages? And spice it up with a little sex too.

>>20530262
Anything Terrence McKenna. I read Food of the Gods it was an interesting historical overview but it's far from being scholarly. In the end I don't think too highly of him but he is a staple nonetheless. The Acid Diaries was a pretty good book too. Idk about other substances. Do you just want to feel justified? Read a book that shares your opinion so you have some arguements? Why don't you read some books on both sides of the coin. Might be worth checking out some 19th century literature where it was more of a novelty. I know it's not pro-drug but i find PKD has a rather balanced view.

>>20530262
What is it with drug threads today?

https://www.casadellibro.com/libro-historia-general-de-las-drogas/9788467027532/1177038

>>20530262
None that i can't think of.

>>20530352
This. Also F Gardner who talks about the same things (dmt machine elf stuff) except in fiction.

>>20531131
Gardner’s a surprisingly good option. Horror’s Call feels like a weird hybrid between Lovecraft and Terrance McKenna.

>>20530262
drugs arent that interesting , do sumting else like the anatomy of feet. and/or the beautification of feet

>>20530262
No, but remember to read agains't it too, just so you don't become biased.

stick to coffee kid