What will happen after it gets illegal?

How will life be like?Will the police go after the vendors that where selling it?Or will evryone have to turn their stash in to the police?

Or will they just wait for somone to make the wrong move and make an exemple out of them?

How was it in those countries that it already happend in?Australia and Germany come to my mind,but sadly there must be more.

 

there will probably be a series of anti-salvia campaigns, followed by a surge in underground salvia trafficing and salvia use... and maybe a surge in the use of other psychadelics.

current vendors will probably be watched very closely.

but what is the status on the plant becoming illegal? do people just assume that because it is a psychadelic it will bvecome illegal soon? has there actually been any sucess in the passing of federal legislation against the drug yet? have any bills against the drug even been introduced in the federal bureaucracy?

 

I am not from the u.s. but as i see it this is the trend...it has bagun,and yes,probably becuase it is a psychedelic and a strong one it will take it's place with the others ones.

Another interesting thing is that salvia divinorum as a plant is getting baned,not salvinorin,so that should open up some alternatives...let's hope at least for research.

 

Just order it from a country where it isn't illegal.

 

That would actually be my country...we have bigger problems then some plant kids might get high off if they figure out how to use it...

But i was just curious how it will go down.I read a german article about the dutch shroom ban,and before the ban went into action people bought all the shrooms they could find.So either they are stupid or they have nothing to fear,and i belive it is the latter.Would be nice if salvia would be the same story.

 

Well I won't use it on my rooftop with a spotlight on me while wearing my salvia hat anymore.

 

I don't think it's a big deal. It's not fun. The novelty will wear off and people will forget. Some people might try to ban it just for political leverage (to prove they're anti-drug) but I don't think most people will really care. It's too weird.