In the first piece, I argued that the United States is losing a chemical war with China, and that the only asymmetric counter-strategy with any historical precedent for success is domesticating the drug supply — legalizing the agrarian, organic substances that humans have used for millennia, regulating them intelligently, and stripping the cartels of their customer base through market competition.
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