According to U.S. Law Peyote is legal only for Native American Indians who are practicing religious freedom.
A: If it is for religious purposes then anyone who seeks to connect with nature should be able to use it (who is 18 or perhaps 21 years of age and beyond)
B: Since the law only protects people of native american blood, that is descriminatory.
Why should one man be able to religiously take the substance while another man of differing DNA cannot?
So the white man removed indians from thier lands in order to bring about manifest destiny? (I believe this land is cursed against evil doers) And the only thing they get in benefit is some very small reservations and the right to do peyote while the rest of the contentent cannot?
A: If it is for religious purposes then anyone who seeks to connect with nature should be able to use it (who is 18 or perhaps 21 years of age and beyond)
B: Since the law only protects people of native american blood, that is descriminatory.
Why should one man be able to religiously take the substance while another man of differing DNA cannot?
So the white man removed indians from thier lands in order to bring about manifest destiny? (I believe this land is cursed against evil doers) And the only thing they get in benefit is some very small reservations and the right to do peyote while the rest of the contentent cannot?
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