Joe Rogan on Drug Policy and History
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In this clip, Joe Rogan discusses the history behind drug laws in the United States — and why certain substances were made illegal. 📊 Key points discussed: The origins of modern drug policy The role of federal legislation in the 1970s Ongoing debate over how and why substances are regulated The conversation highlights differing perspectives on whether policies were driven by public health, politics, or broader social factors. 👉 Were these laws about safety — or something else? 👉 And how should drug policy evolve today?