[ansel12]

No, until you get your libertarian legal drugs it is merely opinion.

But if you ever see the big boys start spending billions to create recreational drugs, in my opinion, they will be more appealing than “bath salts”, and with 100 million dollar ad campaigns on Oprah and the Super Bowl, and prominent shelving at the 7/11 and Safeway, they will have wider dispersal.

[ConservingFreedom]

Feel free to present a reason to think that, given no shortage of established studied recreational drugs, "new drugs" could ever be more than a niche market regardless of advertising.

No, until you get your libertarian legal drugs it is merely opinion.

OK - and given the number and variety of established studied recreational drugs, it's a paranoid opinion.

But if you ever see the big boys start spending billions to create recreational drugs, in my opinion, they will be more appealing than “bath salts”,

That's setting the bar low - to succeed, new drugs would have to be more appealing than established studied drugs such as pot.

prominent shelving at the 7/11

More paranoia - what 7/11 can shelve is determined by local licensing, and I've never seen one carry anything stronger than beer.