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The Seattle City Council seems to have unanimously decided on a policy of allowing the use of various hallucinogens for non-commercial purposes on October 4, 2021, according to marijuana magazine. This makes Seattle the largest city in the United States, where hallucinogens such as magic mushrooms can be legally grown and used. [see picture] Seattle, a porn actor who touches, licks, inserts and evils Samadhi has previously issued a policy that is limited to personal use and will not be arrested or prosecuted even if he carries drugs. The decision seems to be aimed at protecting those who plant and transfer hallucinogens "religiously or for therapeutic purposes". It is reported that the decision should be seen as "the lowest priority for people engaged in the use of hallucinogens in accordance with the law" in order to prompt the Seattle police to take the necessary measures to comply with this. Although these policies have been established, the Municipal regulations have not been amended at this stage. For the purpose of implementing the regulations in the future, the City Council will "investigate the points of change needed to protect individuals growing hallucinogens from arrest and prosecution". Before the decision, Andrew Lewis, a city councilman who advocated the policy, said, "substances without the natural origin of addiction, with great potential for clinical and therapeutic purposes, will bring great changes to the lives of citizens." This decision is sure to be the first big step in the entire state of Washington. In 2019, the use of magic mushrooms was legalized in Denver, Colorado. Many states and cities support this, and legalization advocates are looking forward to such changes across the United States. In this campaign, Oregon recently used magic mushrooms to treat and legalize all drugs, Washington, D. C. Then hallucinogens from plants and bacteria are legalized.
Althea Legaspi
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