
Brian Griga
6d ago
these substances have been pushed under the rug since 1970 its time for a real change is policy and access to right to try substances.
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Mary Dixon
5d ago
it is about time that researchers have had the opportunity to examine these drugs without fear of being arrested. I think it's great.
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