Some things about fentanyl you probably didn't know.
It turns out that it has been illegal to export fentanyl from China, but under their laws chemists were able to make slight variations to the molecular structure that did not fall under the law. They were able to legally export them across the globe.
No more. China has changed their laws so that it is no longer legal to export fentanyl or their variations.
It probably won't disappear, but at least it will be a lot less common.
Now, I'm not fan of the war on drugs at all. But I think it is sadistic and destructive to make relatively safe drugs illegal while legalizing or making it easier to obtain more dangerous and deadly drugs.
Scott Adams and I are both medical cannabis users.
I can't speak for him, but I think fentanyl should be legal in a more free society. But.. why would anybody do fentanyl if they had access to pure, unadulterated heroin? And many of those people might choose a safer alternative such as opium if it were legal. And yet many more would find that cannabis is sufficient.
So fentanyl likely wouldn't even exist in a free market.
Overall I have to say this is a positive move. It also shows that China is starting to be very cooperative and that Trump's negotiations are moving in a positive direction. It will probably save a lot of lives.
I.e.
China Agrees To Cut Tariffs On Imported Cars
http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthr...-Imported-Cars
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