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POD 75: Jordan Rubin on the bizarre history of the Federal Analog Act

🕑 Added 2023-05-10 01:33:58 +0000 UTC

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E Lee

Hey just finished the book looked up the defendants they are free

jacob smith

If the federal analogue act seems insane, then I think you should cover the UKs 2016 psychoactive substances bill. Essentially bans all psychoactive substances and provides a list of exceptions. They have a similar issue to the attempt to define "analogC except now it's defining "Psychoactive".

M

Thank you ham man

Ari Givony

The book is really good

Ari Givony

They just made the bizarro book available at my local library and I got it on hold waiting thanks for the recommendation Hamilton

Hamilton Morris

I wanted to get Jordan's permission first, I just uploaded them.

Hamilton Morris

I only searched for a few minutes but didn’t find it

Meek

Really enjoyed this thanks! Its those kinds of questions, the ‘why did the synthetic drug market happen at that time’ that makes Hamilton so interesting, he probes points no one else thinks about which are often so slyly fascinating. Great convo.

Ari Givony

Is there a video somewhere or audio of that 20/20 interview?

Anthony Sturgell

Thank you Hamilton, I'm getting a my monies worth. Thank you for all you do!!

Kevin Bauer

The UC bookstore has a 40% off coupon MAY40, which brought the cost way below Amazon.

Hamilton Morris

I think there is a state law that describes categorical prohibition of CB1 agonists but I was having trouble finding it, I read the law sometime around 2012

stormroad

The 2012 FDA act only prohibits cannabinoids of specific structural classes. Although some states have made their own laws including any substance found to be a CB1 agonist.

Hamilton Morris

That's the point. People saying use of ketamine by EMTs should be banned because of Elijah Mcclain's death are neglecting to acknowledge the role of police brutality, as if the drug was the only factor in his death. The context in our conversation is the death of Christoph Karl LaDue who died after being violently arrested by police (tased, pepper sprayed, shocked with a stun gun) and his death was attributed to his use of synthetic cannabinoids. Different situations in that one involved forced administration of a drug and the other voluntary use, but in both instances drugs took attention away from police violence.

Mitchell

wtf are you talking about Elijah Mclaine about and comparing him to someone who uses drugs? He was murdered...

Laura

Great episode!

Pisslord42069

Hella yea brother 💪💪 this is why I'm subbed.

giticzb

Smoking on that defcon 5 total annihilation pack

giticzb

If Congress were replaced by a pack of wild baboons we would have more reasonable public policy and more entertaining TV

runningfromthemysterymachine

really enjoyed the lawyer shop talk here, that has always fascinated me

David Constine

I hate the dea so much it feels me with murderous rage and I’m a hippie

Ryan Campbell

Drugs being banned based on what receptor they bind to is really stupid. Almost as stupid as drugs being banned in the first place. This is a great episode. Hamilton, you’re a treasure. Please do a Q&A episode soon, I’m sure you’ve got plenty of time /s