IDS: IDS Drug Legalization Act

[Maxwell]

I think meth refers to methamphetamine.

Plus we're already open for a vote here.

It says methadone, not methamphetamine.

Right, but Duke said it was Meth we were legalizing, but Methadone is different than Methamphetamine, which, at least to me, is what people generally refer to as Meth.

And duke, everything I have in the bill is stuff was just decriminalized, and I am moving to legalize it. The original bill just had everything that was decriminalized and I wanted to legalize it, but obviously compromises were made.

The link to the drug bill is here.

[Fmr. Pres. Duke]

Ah, okay. I guess I am OK with methadone being legalized. I am just not keen on legalizing hard drugs that are destructive and highly addictive like heroin, methamphetamine, etc. I am fine decriminalizing them, because the people who use them have an addiction that needs treatment, not jail time, but I am not OK making them widely available and easily accessible.

If this bill does NOT to do that, then i will vote for it without a problem.

[Maxwell]

The updated version is up there. It legalizes Methadone and Ketamine.

I let the vote open one more day for you to decide.

[Fmr. Pres. Duke]

Aye then, to clarify.

[Maxwell]

With 2 Ayes and 1 Nay, this bill is sent to the Governor.

[Flake]

This bill has passed the legislature and awaits your signature,

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[Maxwell]

Thank you Governor!