Comments by "" (@hmc.lordjiysaiahiamidoyahu1786) on "Kratom: Healing Herb or Dangerous Drug?" video.

  1. How can you take an emergency action against this thing? Did you have enough clinical data to say that people are addicted and you need to step in or do you just see that people are finding relief from their problems that low cost that doesn't benefit your system? This is like meat lobby shaking hands with nixon.
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  2. Why don't you go tackle a real problem like all the people addicted to nitrate packed meats. Are all the people dying from Steak overdose.
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  3. Don't tell you how to do your job? Don't tell me how to take care of my own psychological or physiological well-being.
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  4. You need to get off the mushrooms, girl.
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  5. Aaahhh...ahh... Aaareeennn'ttcchhuuuaaammuusshhhrooommmmmmmm.....
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  6. Awwwhh.... <God, Bless me, Pleeease!>
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  7. You are deep mind oppressors.
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  8. We know that marijuana is a seed bearing her past the Holy Bible says is for all men to eat. Notice also a magic mushrooms grow all over the world. Even in humble Ontario Canada.
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  9. The department of humanities and history in York university said about the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms: the charter engages the entire literary tradition of Western civilization, those who ignore the Codex of that tradition forfeit any claim to participate in the dialect of Charter interpretation. I think when a president says or prime minister or a minister or anybody says that whoever attempts to use any such thing is foolish or stupid or dangerous to society or psychologically ill, being not a user themselves nor one who has any experience to speak of, why are they opening their mouth? That is a real danger to society, that threatens to end society as society is supposed to be, for interest, that is the psychologically damaging root, when you tell people a bunch of lies and put them in a corner if they have different opinions.
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  10. I do say that your opinions over somebody's head all by themselves are more dangerous psychologically than 99% of illicit drugs all by themselves. Used in free moderation.
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  11. Have you ever used or tried a drug that is explicitly labeled extremely addictive then turned around and said the drug does no such thing by itself?
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  12. By the same standards alcohol is extremely addictive. So how many people take up a bottle once then never let it go?
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  13. You have shaped people's experience, stuff people in corners, created catastrophe. And you think you can see? Maybe you and I should try DMT for the first time together.
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  14. How about you go harass the green tea lobbyist who are addicted to green tea for all of its antioxidant benefits drinking it daily 3 4 5 times a day.
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  15. I'll tell you why, because you don't want people to lay their head down at night saying this ain't too bad I can do this I can move to the next stage, then wake up feeling fresh. You want people to think about the politicians you want people to think about the rich. Just like it's written in the Bible. They zealously court you, but not well they caught you that they may exclude you, that you may be zealous for them.
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  16. Blessed are the poor for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. You go to sleep at night using your money for a pillow.
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  17. No, I've never tried kratom, nor do I have any drug addictions. Or alcoholism. But it seems to be helping people. So why do you hate where I do not?
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  18. Because you want people to think of you every time they think of feeling good as if you're standing in their way.
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  19. I'll tell you what, it used to be church and state, the separation, whereas these things should rightly be considered spiritual matters, yet the state step in. Now it's no longer just Church & State. Now it's Church, State, & Cartel.
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  20. Perhaps you who spoke so can tell me if you've heard of the rat park test.
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  21. Basically, you do not want people to be able to access it at their leisure. Because you don't think. We're lucky enough we have alcohol. And marijuana. And cigarettes. Forget human rights. We're lucky enough. Is that what you say, boss?
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  22. What happened in the prohibition of alcohol? Cartels, right?
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  23. I will tell you straight up the only answer, especially in avoiding communism, is compulsory education.
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  24. The best answer would be controlled substance. But available.
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  25. You're not gonna save the environment by making cigarettes illegal.
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  26. Excellent for the economy because it's consumable, excellent for the environment because it's renewable, not the be all and end all of health.
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  27. How about organic. All these decisions come out of philosophical debates inside of politics which manyof many philosophical debates seem that they are simply rigged. No one is going to tell me at the end of the day that there is no morality, such as in axiology.
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  28. Compulsory education.
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  29. Morality is guided by a very simple principle, nobody likes to be hit. The golden rule.
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  30. That is even essentially the entire meaning of Canadian law. The preamble to Canadian charter essentially a third part the Canadian constitution which is the supreme law of Canada.
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  31. Along with the constitution act of 1867, besides the individual acts that have been entrenched.
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  32. If we want to elaborate the little bit elite legally regarding the constitution, Section 7 of the constitution under the heading as read in fundamental justice SECURITY OF THE PERSON states that a person has the right control the integrity of their own body. Pysiologically as well as psychologically. further it goes on to elaborate it's ....regarding legal inadequate treatments versus illegal adequate ones. fundamental justice section 7 under the heading security of the person.
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  33. official legal PUBLIC documents in Canada.
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  34. (iii) Right to security of the person Security of the person is generally given a broad interpretation and has both a physical and psychological aspect. The right encompasses freedom from the threat of physical punishment or suffering (e.g., deportation to a substantial risk of torture) as well as freedom from such punishment itself (Singh, supra at 207; Suresh, supra, at paragraphs 53-55). It is also engaged where police use force to effect an arrest (Fleming, supra, at paragraph 65). Security of the person is not engaged, however, by the determination of exclusion from refugee protection because the potential risks to health and safety are too remote given the availability of further proceedings prior to removal in which section 7 interests will be considered (Febles v. Canada (Citizenship and Immigration), [2014] 3 S.C.R. 431 at paragraph 67; B010 v. Canada (Citizenship and Immigration), [2015] 3 S.C.R. 704 at paragraph 75). Security of the person includes a person’s right to control his/her own bodily integrity. It will be engaged where the state interferes with personal autonomy and a person's ability to control his or her own physical or psychological integrity, for example by prohibiting assisted suicide or regulating abortion or imposing unwanted medical treatment (R. v. Morgentaler, [1988] 1 S.C.R. 30 at 56; Carter, supra; Rodriguez, supra; Blencoe, supra at paragraph 55; A.C., supra, at paragraphs 100-102). Where a criminal prohibition forces a person to choose between a legal but inadequate treatment and an illegal but more effective choice, the law will infringe security of the person (Smith, supra, at paragraph 18).
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  35. Where a criminal prohibition forces a person to choose between a legal but inadequate treatment and an illegal but more effective choice, the law will infringe security of the person (Smith, supra, at paragraph 18).
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  36. now you see clearly i am just repeating what the law has said to me.
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  37. IN PUBLIC.
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  38. on the official government of Canada everyone come look at the public records website.
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  39. LION'S MANE MUSHROOMS.
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  40. https://youtu.be/LRmACnz94Qg
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  41. Want to get rich? Grow mushrooms. Mushrooms will have manifold practical uses in the future virtually they may even replace wood. Diet, health, recreation, building materials, packaging..
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  42. https://youtu.be/XI5frPV58tY
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