If a law is unconstitutional, we're under no ethical obligation to follow it.
Nothing in the Constitution gives government the power to regulate human consciousness. Our rights start in our bodies; our sovereignty starts in our brains.https://twitter.com/AndrewYang/status/1145930224263028736 …
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I mean, agree, you should be able to use drugs - as long as you're not endangering anyone - and I don't care. The whole drugs = expanding consciousness, though, is so blah. I've seen people high, they're not as "expanded" as they believe they are.
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I've seen people drunk. They're not as charming or funny as they believe they are.
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"If we are not allowed to make sovereign decisions about what to experience with our own consciousness, we cannot claim to be free in any way." -
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Well isn't this a continuing to shoot-oneself-in-their-foot scenario from all sides...
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And the 1st Amendment. Attempts to control speech are attempts to control thought.
End of conversation
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Spot on.
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nice one geoffrey
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