“I really want whatever he’s smoking” – Aaron Rodgers gets COOKED on social media over his controversial views at psychedelics conference
Aaron Rodgers delivered a monologue as a guest speaker at the psychedelics conference in Denver.
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Aaron Rodgers at the psychedelics conference (Image Via David Zalubowski/AP)
The New York Jets QB Aaron Rodgers is well known for his opinions about psychedelic drugs. He has been open about his love for drugs such as Ayahuasca and has frankly talked about using them on multiple occasions. In that trend, the 39-year-old QB has now advocated for the legalization of the drugs at the psychedelics conference in Denver.
“Is it not ironic that the things that actually expand your mind are illegal and the things that dumb you down have been legal for centuries?” Rodgers said at the conference on Wednesday according to ProFootballTalk. “We’ve got to change that. We’ve got to change that. It’s through awareness and education.”
The 10-time Pro Bowl QB’s controversial views on drugs are not new to NFL fans. However, his sudden advocating for the legalization of drugs has pissed off some fans on social media.
In the past, Rodgers has given credit to Ayahuasca for his brilliant performances on the field which led to him winning consecutive MVP awards in 2020 and 2021. Furthermore, the Jets QB also revealed that hundreds of NFL players have approached him about the usage of psychedelic drugs. He claims that he loves talking about it and explaining the positive of the usage.
Rodgers at this stage of his career is not worried about getting canceled on social media but his new team the Jets, who have invested a lot in him, would like for him to stay away from controversial topics for now.
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Social media smokes Aaron Rodgers over his views on psychedelic drugs
Rodgers was mocked on social media for his controversial and questionable views on psychedelic drugs. His speech about the drugs at a conference in Denver has pissed off some people. Check out some of the reactions below.
As previously mentioned Rodgers is not worried about getting canceled by people on social media. In fact, he called out people who troll him online for his views.
“I guarantee you all these bums who want to come after me online about my experience and stuff, they’ve never tried it,” he said. “They’re the perfect people for it. We need to get these people taking it.”
On the business side of things, Rodgers and the Jets are preparing for the 2023 regular season which is just a couple of months away. The veteran quarterback is looking to lead the Jets to their first playoff appearance in more than a decade.
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