Drugs don’t make seeds. Herbs make seeds. Fungi produce spores. Rightful jurisdiction over god-given natural resources has never been within the rightful jurisdiction of any court.
You can make a drug from an herb but you can’t make an herb from a drug. They are not the same thing. Prohibition laws are “void for vagueness.”
Our freedom to farm “every herb bearing seed” is the first test of religious freedom.
Attempting to control naturally occurring herbal remedies through primitive “drug” policies is guaranteed to be counterproductive, creating more problems than it solves.
Drugs don’t make seeds. Herbs make seeds. Fungi produce spores. Rightful jurisdiction over god-given natural resources has never been within the rightful jurisdiction of any court.
You can make a drug from an herb but you can’t make an herb from a drug. They are not the same thing. Prohibition laws are “void for vagueness.”
Our freedom to farm “every herb bearing seed” is the first test of religious freedom.
Attempting to control naturally occurring herbal remedies through primitive “drug” policies is guaranteed to be counterproductive, creating more problems than it solves.