Sacred to Indigenous people, peyote is threatened by psychedelic renaissance and development

[@mkader2494]

Tried it about 10 years ago, felt connected to everything without being overwhelmed. Loved it. Would do it again.

[@GreenMtWalker]

It is a very important medicine not to be bastardized and abused by greedy psychos.

[@nosleep2156]

Tried it and got sick lol but it worked for my native friend.

[@megaflux7144]

ive taken it.. years ago (got it from a guy using a chest of buttons as weight for his hot air balloon).. that stuff cant possibility be mistaken for a medicine!

[@SlipperySlopes]

people are learning, even cops, i know cops who have eaten shrooms n shii,

[@jonahwilliams5353]

They’ll get over it

[@Cassander314]

So sacred, “it’s ours, you can’t grow it”. Imagine if we thought that way about everything.

[@irqittuq415]

That's the equivalent of saying wheat is about to become extinct because people like bread

[@BradTheThird]

I've yet to see a convincing argument from "indigenous groups" of any country so far. Everything is "You can't do that, it's sacred to us".

[@Merakis100]

​@@BradTheThirdWheat can be grown in one season. It can take 30 years for a button to be ready.

[@budrollin]

It's the equivalent of saying whales could become extinct because people are hunting them. And they almost did, we've done it to other species.