Here is legal to grow al the mushrooms you want, but drying them is illegal.
Honestly, this law is FAR different from any pot law simply because Mushrooms can be very dangerous, coming from someone who's had some baaaaaaaaaaaaaaad trips. If you know what you are doing, then yeah Mushrooms can be very spiritual, and fun, and blah blah blah, but if you don't you could seriously hurt yourself, or more importantly others. Basically, absolute ban is infinitely easier to do than regulation, so why regulate it? The people who will be upset of the law are the vast minority (at least here, I'd say so). Basically, public safety = taking the scissors away from the children. There are kids who are smart enough to use big boy scissors, but then the rest of the kids with safety scissors just look like retards...and they are.
Joe: As for pot laws here, its a slap on the wrist if its under 14 grams (Half Ounce), and I've been caught with weed on me before. They just took it and told us to keep it indoors
.If you have scale on you, they will give you maximum penalty they can (fine, community service) plus take your scale and pot, mainly because they know you are dealing. Over 14 is an arrest.
Trailer Park Boys:
Cop - "What is this!?!"
Ricky - "Ha! 13 One gram joints, which I can legally have now, so you don't have shit on me! Jack, SHIT!"
*goes to scene with Rickey in Jail*
Ricky - "Well, apparently if you are on parole you can't have any dope on you, which is bullshit."
On the Arguement of Alcohol vs Mush. I'd say Mushrooms are MUCH more dangerous than Alcohol aswel, just on the fact of how unpridictible some people can be on Mushrooms. Although Alcohol probably (total guess) has more hospitalizations than mushroom consumption, alcohol is also waaaay more available.