Wow, Salvia ignorance is rather surprising in my state?

sw0o0sh · Jul 8, 2009

Read what I made bold below, quite ridiculous lmao.

Massachusetts

On May 16, 2007, Representatives Viriato deMacedo (R) and Daniel Webster (R) introduced House Bill 4434

to the Massachusetts State Legislature. If enacted, this legislation would have made Salvia divinorum and salvinorin A Class C controlled substances in that state. However the bill status

indicates that on June 15 the House Committee recommended it ought not to pass (under Joint Rule 10), and a closing entry (January 2009) suggests no further action. On January 12, 2009, Representatives Viriato deMacedo (R) and Daniel Webster (R) reintroduced bills to make Salvia divinorum and salvinorina A Class C controlled substances. These bills are House Bill 1336

, House Bill 1789

, and House Bill 2037

.

A town law, enacted by the town's Board of Selectman in April 2008, prohibits the sale of Salvia divinorum in the Town of West Bridgewater, Massachusetts.

[edit] Boston

In January 2009 Boston City Councilor Rob Consalvo called for Boston to outlaw Salvia divinorum. "I’m scared by this," Consalvo said. "I can see this being the new meth if we don’t get our arms around it." Consalvo, was reportedly outraged that the State Legislature has failed to pass a bill making salvia illegal in 2008, so filed his own legislation in the City Council that would make selling or possessing salvia in Boston a crime punishable with a $300 fine.

The report went on to quote Sharon Levy, medical director of adolescent substance abuse at Children’s Hospital, "There’s no reason for kids to use this product. It’s a dangerous substance for kids to experiment with." Levy also wants to see salvia made illegal because, she warned, like all hallucinogens, it can be abused and lead to dependence. Started young, teenagers using salvia can set themselves up for a lifetime of mental illness, she argued.

Elaine Driscoll, a Boston Police Department spokeswoman, said the Hub "has not experienced widespread usage of this substance, however, it is always a good idea to get in front of an issue before it becomes a problem."[79]
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TheSynthExperience · Jul 8, 2009

Maybe you should write letters to them.

sw0o0sh · Jul 8, 2009

TheSynthExperience said:

Maybe you should write letters to them.
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Maybe I damn well Should. Speak my Crazy psychedelic dependent and meth wasted Mind for once!!

MaryJBlaze · Jul 8, 2009

salvia the new meth?! lmfao, yeah right, wtf is wrong with people?

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someone pass me me the glue bag, so I can make sense of this ??..

You know who #2 works for, PETRO INDUSTRY..:toetap05:

sw0o0sh · Jul 8, 2009

This all upsets me i wanted to buy Salvia and stay up for the next 11 nights Geekin N tweekin

hahaha04 · Jul 8, 2009

That is absolutley awful. Comparing salvia to meth.... Do these so called officials even think or research what they are talking about before these statments are made? You should really write to them. Explain the truth. Explain about psychadelics. Although I feet that it would be to no avail.

If your worried about getting in trouble If you start corresponding with these people write an annonymous letter to them.

Idk man. That's a sticky situation.

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