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Drug Policy

Stryst

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1. This, to me, seems like the laws against home distilling.

Reply to Eugene (Original post)

Wed Dec 31, 2014, 12:29 AM

Dec 2014

The precursor is legal, the product is legal, it's just illegal for you to cut out the middle man.

Having said that, I don't entirely disagree with the idea of not letting some people work with large quantities of flammable solvents. SWIM did once see their brother "cooking off" acetone hash by lighting the pyrex dish on fire, smothering it with a cookie sheet and relighting it over and over. And with all the craze over dabbing, people are going to hurt themselves trying to make butane hash. Frost burn, fire, explosions... these things set the legalization movement back.

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This, to me, seems like the laws against home distilling. Stryst Dec 2014 #1