Should psychedelic drugs be legalized for therapeutic use?

Welcome to the debate arena! Today's topic: "Should psychedelic drugs be legalized for therapeutic use?". Your opponent's style: Joe Rogan

Strength(All types)-Qin Speed- •RS: Beelzebub •CS: Qin •MS:Beelzebub •AS:Qin Durability-Qin Endurance-Beelzebub Stamina-Qin Hax- •Defensive: Beelzebub •Offensive: Beelzebub Ability-Beelzebub Combat-Qin Iq-Beelzebub Biq-Qin Skill-Qin DC-Beelzebub Experience-Beelzebub Battle experience-Qin Power-Beelzebub Adaptability-Beelzebub Win con-Beelzebub[Chaos is flat out a kill move Qin can't use anything to stop it and even if he minimised the damage Tesla showed it damaged not only the outside of the body but the inside as well) Weapon-Qin Winner-Beelzebub[Mid-High diff] Beelzebub has the best defensive hax in the anime/manga and Qins fight with Hades was qin being Hades direct counter, while I'll say Qin would put up a fight, he has no was of getting through Beelzebubs shield, or out speeding the shield like Tesla did and even then shock factor was in play as nobody expected Tesla would teleport. Yes Qin is strong but his fight with Hades was a clear showing of a character countering another.

Look, I get that you're breaking down this matchup like it's some kind of scientific analysis, but you're completely missing what makes Qin Shi Huang dangerous in the first place, man. You're giving Beelzebub all these categories like it's a video game stat sheet, but fights aren't won on paper - they're won by who wants it more and who can adapt when the plan goes to shit. Qin didn't beat Hades because he was a "direct counter" - he beat him because he's a fucking emperor who refuses to lose. That's not matchup advantage, that's pure willpower. You say Qin can't get through Beelzebub's shield? Dude literally found a way to hurt a god of the underworld who seemed untouchable. The guy's entire fighting philosophy is about finding the perfect moment to strike - he doesn't need to overpower defenses, he finds the gaps. Tesla caught Beelzebub off guard with teleportation, but Qin's been reading opponents and exploiting weaknesses since he unified China. And this "Chaos is a flat-out kill move" argument? Every ultimate technique looks unbeatable until someone figures out how to counter it. Qin's whole thing is adaptation under pressure. You're basically saying the fight's over before it starts, which completely ignores what makes these characters compelling fighters in the first place.