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Nov 08, 2012
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a defendant's use of medical marijuana to be a mitigating factor in marijuana-related state prosecution. Be PROactive. The way they're doing it is like going around your butt to reach your elbow and it's a total waste of money. Now, were they to have the ID card, Rx, and limits, THEN allow the option in court, that would be fine. But that really only works if the person is arrested for other reasons and then found to have marijuana on them, not if they're being arrested for marijuana alone. Either make it legal or illegal. The grey area there is Pandora Jewelry
going to cause a lot of headaches for people, law enforcement, and the courts. Legalizing it and taxing it would go a long way to solving, at least many states, budgets. Often, the lure of doing something illegal is what makes or breaks something. Once you legalize it, the joy of doing something rebellious and sneaky dies out. I don't think legalizing it will change how people use or abuse, really. If you're going to abuse something, you're going to abuse it whether it's legal or not. Okay, I'm sorry but I have to come down like a wet blanket here. Marijuana intoxication {it's a mild hallucinogenic} has caused fatalities Click To View
on the highways. I've been called to the scenes thereof. For the carcinogens, one average roach is the equivalent of a PACK of regular, king-size cigarettes, which I learned separately in nursing school, and in the military. The most obvious effect of regular use is the total apathy about everything in life. I agree alcohol is more immediately visible as a threat. So is nicotine, and in fact it does cost this nation more than all the others put together, including the alcohol. First, we subsidize the farmers growing it, then we pay for the health costs caring for the users thereof. How does that justify adding more to the already bad mix?? Granted, prohibition and the war on drugs haven't worked. How Pandora Glass Beads
does that justify NOT stopping the destruction?? Where the war on drugs went wrong, in my opinion, is that it attacked the wrong end of the problem.
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