It looks like the feds plan to test every single person who attends Burning Man this year for “drugs in their system.” Wow, all 80,000? Burning Man = Police State?
https://thefreethoughtproject.com/burning-man-drug-screening/
Pharmaceutical drugs, too? If so, how about testing every single person in the U.S.A.?
More than a third of American adults take prescription drugs linked to depression
Hmmm . . . Adults. What about the kids? Supposedly 11% of U.S. kids “have” ADHD and are, I presume, medicated.
ADHD Statistics
So America loves prescription medications and hates plants that also alter mood and affect the psyche, but attuned to nature’s ways?
In any case, the fed dragnet is up from the last two years at Burning Man, when they only tested drivers.
On the other hand,
https://www.cbs17.com/news/trump-signals-support-for-legislation-lifting-federal-ban-on-marijuana/
4 thoughts on “Annals of Marijuana: On the one hand . . . and on the other hand . . .”
>>how about testing every single person in the U.S.A.?
Before they even attempt assaulting the Burning Man attendees, or all citizens, the Mot**F**kers need to test every single eleted representative in Congress, and all Agency officials, down to the Branch Chiefs too, if they’re going to try to deny us the right to explore different levels of our own consciousness. Oh, and that includes all levels of the Judiciary, the Executive Branch and Military too.
They need to just leave us the hell alone!
Agreed!
What part of US PUBLIC TRUST via the Bureau of Land Management is missing on this and other issues related to US PUBLIC LAND?
The Burning Man issue is but one of several related to management of US Public Land which lead to questions of Authority. As further example; under what Authority are natural resources on US Public Land leased to foreign countries (think Canadian broker, ‘Uranium One’) and does the list go on and on?
It appears that the we the people are significantly in the dark (by design ?) in relation to many issues of US Public Land Trust Management.
True. Hard to fathom, and to make sense of, even a tiny smidgen of all the ways we’ve been fooled.