[ WP ] In a unanimous decision , the US Supreme Court decided to label caffeine a Schedule I drug . Describe the fallout to this decision and the United States post caffeine illegality .

Something was grabbing my arm. I shot up straight in my bed. I looked around my room frantically.'What the fuck was that?' I thought to myself. I looked back to my arm where something had touched me during my sleep. My eyes met with my hand and nothing was there. Then I realized, it was n't that anything that had grabbed it, I had the shakes again. 
 
 I was in the final weeks of getting clean, they say caffeine now was worse then coming off of a bad heroin addiction and it lasted 8x as long. Rumors said they even started actually adding opiates to the beans right before they started the ban. This was devastating for most of the populous. People were losing there minds, addicts roaming the streets in search of that little hit of caffeine that had once kept them alert at their desk job. Mothers, fathers, daughters, sons, grandmothers. It was n't uncommon for anyone in your family to drink coffee, and the government was well aware of that before they caused this mess. 
 
 I had been contacted by my sister Jamie 2 weeks before the cut-off. She let me in on everything I could've wanted to know and then some. Jamie'killed herself' two days later. She said to me she was going to try and warn everyone she could of what dangers lied in drinking caffeine. I warned her not too, but I could n't persuade her. I ca n't blame her though, I would've done the same thing. What she had told me was something sinister, something truly disturbing. Something only the U.S. Government could think up. 
 
 Since February 08' they'd announced they would be adding more caffeine per coffee, scientific research had proven that Caffeine in large dosages was the missing link between reaching our full potential as a race. People accepted this as the propaganda flowed about how coffee was a drug that boosted brain power and increased productivity, there was n't a single YouTube ad that was n't about coffee. 
 
 Companies that distributed the beans were making ridiculous revenue as the government enforced a law that a double shot be the minimum standard drink. Now they were n't exactly lying. People started to become more alert, the global economy boomed, unemployment drastically fell, people were at there fullest, most alert selves after a cup of coffee. But they were n't adding more caffeine at all, it was something else.. A new drug. 
 
 Everyone I knew was drinking it, including me. We were n't being told was that there was a master plan to all of this. Like any drug; caffeine had it's ups but it also had it's downs and whatever secret ingredient they were adding had some intense downs. I remember after my Phonecall with Jamie I smashed my espresso machine to bits in the backyard. I was enraged by what she had told me. When the government realized just how bad the downs of this drug which had obviously been poorly tested in beta trials. They completely flipped their ruling, coffee was banned in the space of 24 hours. At first it was a rumor. Then the starbucks on every corner were being shutdown, they had armed guards around them for days, sometimes weeks until they could get all the coffee beans out. 
 
 As the goverment does, they played dumb. Blaming the corporations that had gotten filthy rich of the exploitation of innocent civilians. They deserved the hatred, but not the attacks. They got all the blame and punishment that followed. Two of eight CEO's killed themselves in the first week of the announcement. Another three in the weeks that followed. Which brings us to right now, I might be the only non-government personal that knows any of this. So I've got ta keep journals, and lots of them. I've made my way to Washington and once I kick this last phase of the addiction I'm going to be the worst thing that's ever happened to the government of the United States.
