Videos tagged with Schedule 1 Drug

This video discusses the federal classification of marijuana as a Schedule 1 drug, comparing it to substances like heroin and LSD. It highlights the discrepancy between this classification and the widespread state-level legalization of marijuana for medical and recreational use. The speaker argues that the physiological and cognitive impacts of marijuana are more akin to alcohol, suggesting that restrictions on firearms rights for marijuana users may be inconsistent, especially when compared to alcohol consumption.

This analysis explores how President Biden's actions regarding marijuana possession may inadvertently impact gun owners. The video discusses the federal classification of marijuana as a Schedule 1 drug and its implications on the ATF Form 4473, which asks about narcotic use. It highlights Biden's pardon for simple marijuana possession and the ongoing review of marijuana's federal classification, noting that current legalization does not alter the 4473 form's requirements. The speaker suggests these moves are political posturing.

This video discusses the intersection of marijuana laws and federal firearm regulations. It highlights that marijuana remains a Schedule 1 drug federally, making unlawful users prohibited possessors, even if legal at the state level. The introduction of HR 420 is discussed, which aims to treat marijuana similarly to alcohol federally, potentially allowing legal state marijuana users to possess firearms without violating federal law. The segment also touches on the complexities of gun violence causation and the controversial voluntary firearm relinquishment law in Virginia.