Yew: ingestion of 50-100g of leaves results in a quick (30mins-1hr) yet horrible death.

Belladonna: 5 berries can kill a child.

I don't want to regulate these, by the way.

I agree with your statement, but i should think it should be illegal because weed is a natural and has a yearly death of 0. Yet it is banned, if you legalize a Poisson plant that could harm in potential than why keep marijuana illegal. Urban them all rather than finding reasons to ban certain things that can benefit. All equality in a general aspect or none what so ever in my opinion.

I agree and disagree. First of all, any drug can be turned into a poison. Just disguise an overdose of it (example; Pepto Bismol) as a Nesquik or something using some extra ingredients. I don't know, if you knew enough medicine, biology, and chemistry, you'd probably be able to do something like that (NOT NECESSARILY MY EXAMPLE.) I mean also, any natural chemical you put into your body is still a drug. If the chemical has a physiological effect on your body "when ingested or otherwise introduced into the body," IT'S STILL A DRUG. There's still a difference between the definition of poison and the definition of drug because they mean different things, but all poison fits under the category of being a drug. End of story. Otherwise, I still support your argument though.

I like that you're on the right side, but your facts are wrong.

1. Natural poison is called "venom."

A venom is not a poison. It is a venom. A venom can be ingested and one will not come to any harm. A venom is meant to be injected. A poison is a fast acting harmful substance that is ingested or inhaled. A toxin is a poisonous substance produced by living cells or organisms that is active at very low concentrations. Toxins can be small molecules, peptides, or proteins and are capable of causing disease on contact or absorption with body tissues by interacting with biological macromolecules such as enzymes or cellular receptors. Toxins vary greatly in their severity, ranging from usually minor and acute (as in a bee sting) to almost immediately deadly (as in botulinum toxin).

2. I think it would be okay if you had to have a license and special training to grow such a plant. Other things like that need licenses but people can still do them. Examples:

This would never work because a license would have to be issued for every different type of poisonous plant because every poisonous plant is different. Works different, and would need special training on handling each individual species. Much like drivers licenses where there are different variations and training for Transports, busses, cars ect.

besides, Too much water is poisonous. I don't need a license to possess water and I will ask to refrain from any stupidity telling me that I need one.