CLXPF - Bill to decriminalize psychedelics gains momentum in California

Yarygin/iStock via Getty Images Recently, a bill to decriminalize psychedelic substances has passed the California state Senate on a 21-16 vote. Senate Bill 519 would allow those aged 21 years and older to possess psilocybin (magic mushrooms) for personal use and “social sharing.” The bill introduced by State Sen. Scott Wiener also covers the substances, 3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine ((MDMA)), lysergic acid diethylamide ((LSD)), dimethyltryptamine ((DMT)), ibogaine, and mescaline, except for peyote. "And I want to say there's been a lot of deliberate misinformation about this bill," ZeroHedge reported quoting Wiener. "We need to be very ,very clear. This bill is not about children, this is about people 21 and older." Werner highlighted that the need for support to decriminalize psychedelics, such as magic mushrooms was aimed at helping military veterans cope with a range of mental health issues such as depression and PTSD and also to "end the failed War on Drugs." Having

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Bill to decriminalize psychedelics gains momentum in California