What are things that are illegal today that could become legal in 50 years?

Sexbots / Robotic Prostitution.

Might not be as advanced as in scifi, but...

Its more or less a perfect loophole for strip clubs.

Its not a person servicing you, you're simply paying for temporary use of mechanical equipment, like a gym.

This is illegal now?
- Maybe not strictly illegal, but ... as best I can tell, not really currently totally, explicitly legal.
  Kind of a gray area, I guess I mean that I think it will become more normalized and 'more' legal.

In the USA, it'll become legal for corporations to fully own politicians and be treated as de facto nation states

Read Snow Crash
Why stop at owning politicians? Corporations already have a sort of Personhood. Just run the company itself for office.

Hunting the poor for sport.

Alternatively, hunting the rich for sport.

Brutal execution of people committing "crimes".

Considering I'll be an old fecker in 50 years, I sure hope euthanasia is legal by then.

SAME
It is in some countries already.
- Some US states as well, at least it was a couple years ago. Oregon IIRC

In the US? Child labor.

Depending on the state it's legal now. Arkansas...

Look at Cyberpunk 2077... Take your pick

Probably literal slavery instead of the Quasi slavery we have now. They're just going to cut out the middle man I think.

Many places are legalizing psychedelic mushrooms. MDMA is being used for veteran PTSD, and ibogane is gaining respect for severe addiction

I went to a weed store and they were selling shrooms and I was seriously caught off guard.

Bodily autonomy

Slavery.

While I get what you're saying, it is technically legal in the United States under an exception in the 13th amendment as punishment for a crime.
See more: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penal_labor_in_the_United_States
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I don't know, slavery is pretty legal in a lot of places, including the USA.
Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction.
Sounds pretty legal to me. Just gotta drum up charges against whoever you want to enslave in the USA.

Cannabis. Possibly psilocybin.

Not with the way the US is headed.
- There’s money to be made. Profit trumps “morals” in the US.

Modifying a 4d hypercube to embed it with perpetual catharsis and spiking someone's drink with it

I could see several forms of human genetic engineering becoming legal. For instance, three-parent children, also known as mitochondrial replacement therapy (MRT) is illegal in most western countries, though it was legalized in the UK, Spain, and Italy. The FDA banned in it in the US in 2015 because it involves human subjects research without prior approval from an institutional review board.

I would just be happy with being able to make eggs and sperm from stem cells so it doesn't matter what kind of pairing you have you can make babies if you really want to. Two ciswomen, two cismen with a surrogate, cisman and transwoman with a surrogate, ciswoman and transman, and so on.
- A lot of billionaires lately are concerned about population decline. At least, they claim they're concerned about population decline. But they're really ultimately motivated by the same "Great Replacement" conspiracy theories and eugenics ideals as any other right wing ghoul. I know for certain that Elon Musk is as much concerned about what kind of children are being born, rather than just that a certain number are born.
  I know this because, to my knowledge, none of these ghouls have ever directed any of their vast fortunes towards developing assisted reproduction technologies. These technologies include artificial gametes, but they would also include technologies like artificial uteri.
  Imagine being able to produce an embryo via in vitro fertilization and grow that embryo to full term without ever needing gestation in a uterus, a true artificial womb. Bypass the problem of infertility all together. Think what that would enable. With access to better and cheaper reproductive technology, then more LGBT couples could have children. And couples could have children at later years. Menopause would be no barrier to couples having children. The only limit on who and what ages people could have children would be based on what resources and remaining lifespan couples have to care for them.
  But Musk doesn't want to help trans people have children. Musk doesn't want to help couples have children in their forties or fifties. He doesn't want LGBT couples reproducing. He wants women at home in the kitchen, pregnant in their twenties instead of couples using artificial uteri to have children in their forties or fifties. He's far more concerned about his vision of social control and eugenics than he is about the impact of an aging population on national pension systems. If these billionaire ghouls were just concerned about an aging population, they would be pouring billions into assisted reproduction technologies. Instead they pour their money into politics. The fact that none of them have really shows a great deal about their motivations.

In 50 years we're basically gonna be living in madmax. So everything is legal. Wild west baby

Hopefully, soft cheeses.

I will bet that a lot of genetic engineering restrictions in Europe will be more relaxed in 50 years than they are today.

The introduction of the car had people who were worried about it passing a lot of restrictions too; these went away over time.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_flag_traffic_laws

Red flag laws were laws in the United Kingdom and the United States enacted in the late 19th century, requiring drivers of early automobiles to take certain safety precautions, including waving a red flag in front of the vehicle as a warning.

In the United Kingdom, the law required self-propelled vehicles to be led by a pedestrian waving a red flag or carrying a lantern to warn bystanders of the vehicle's approach.
In particular the Locomotives Act 1865, also known as Red Flag Act, stated:
Firstly, at least three persons shall be employed to drive or conduct such locomotive, and if more than two waggons or carriages he attached thereto, an additional person shall be employed, who shall take charge of such waggons or carriages;
Secondly, one of such persons, while any locomotive is in motion, shall precede such locomotive on foot by not less than sixty yards, and shall carry a red flag constantly displayed, and shall warn the riders and drivers of horses of the approach of such locomotives, and shall signal the driver thereof when it shall be necessary to stop, and shall assist horses, and carriages drawn by horses, passing the same.
The Red Flag Act was repealed in 1896, by which time the internal combustion engine was well into its infancy.[1]

We like to outsource beta testing. /s
I was very confused at first. Here in Washington State "red flag" laws take people's guns away, which is very different than a person waving a literal red flag. xD

Punching Nazis

While I understand the sentiment, I hope you're wrong. Once you make it possible to legally punch people for any reason, it's really easy to just include more groups into the punchable ones.
Haha you think we're actually going to be able to get rid of them?
I wish I had your optimism.
No, in 50 years time America will still be a fascist power, but militarily entrenched and with colonized land
We're already past the time to stop them and unlike shitler, there's no other world power that can even come close to matching us militarily.
So with no coallition allies strong to save the world from the latest eruption of fascism, where the fuck exactly do you think this is going long-term?

Legal for who?

feel free to specify if you have something in mind

Violating laws.

I mean, as long as you're the POTUS it already is.