Medical MJ, do you believe?

[BIG_DADDY]

It should be legal for medical purposes?
It has a medical benefit?

I have personally seen overwhelming evidence now that it definately helps with cancer and migrains.

[ENDelt260]

My doctor says I need it to get high.

[Pennywise]

I think it should, but nothing helps get thru the day better than a 1000mg shot of fukitol.

[NewChief]

Yes to both. Hands down. It's idiocy that it's not. That being said, much of the MM movement in California is a farce and damages the overall cause, imo. There are way too many people enrolled as "patients" that have no legitimate medical condition requiring its use.

[|Zach|]

Originally Posted by ENDelt260

My doctor says I need it to get high.

Endelt does have a great Doctor.

[Bowser]

I agree with NewChief.

They should really just legalize the shit. The govt could make a fortune on the taxes.

[ENDelt260]

Where's the, "I could give a **** less about its medicinal value and believe it should be legal." poll option?

[el borracho]

It has some medicinal value.

It should legal even without a prescription.

I am very curious to see what happens in Canada in the next decade or so with marijuana now legal and gay marriage now legal. I wonder how the anti crowd will react when there are no disasters related to either.

[BIG_DADDY]

Originally Posted by NewChief

Yes to both. Hands down. It's idiocy that it's not. That being said, much of the MM movement in California is a farce and damages the overall cause, imo. There are way too many people enrolled as "patients" that have no legitimate medical condition requiring its use.

I got to experience the process first hand recently when I took a friend of mine in who had migrains for their medical card. She was on the 3rd day of being in pain and had blurred vision and was throwing up it was so bad. You can tell when you get there that there are those who get cards for illegitimate reasons but I couldn't give a rats ass. After she finally got her card she picked up a little Purple Erkle and took a hit. Within 10 minutes her migraine was almost completely gone. We then went to a club to pick her up some clones so she can have her own as there are no medical places close to where she lives. She is growing the best bud in the world now. AK-47, Hazex5 and Blueberry. I have seen 2 people with cancer benefit from using it as well, it really helped them get through treatment. Call me sold, the advantages far outweigh the disadvantages.

[BIG_DADDY]

Originally Posted by ENDelt260

Where's the, "I could give a **** less about its medicinal value and believe it should be legal." poll option?

We had already done that and I was just curious how people felt about it's medical legitimacy.

[Taco John]

Got a lil bit of Blueberry Yum Yum
and I neva would of thought that they could taste this goooooood
Thank God for the man who put it in my hoooooood

[Taco John]

Its got me singin melodies I neva thought i woooouuuuld

[Taco John]

Im feelin sorry for the homies that be smokin wooood

[Saulbadguy]

Where is the option for:

"I don't think its dangerous, I don't know if it has medicinal value or not, and I don't think it should be illegal, but I think its a stupid thing to put in your body?"

[NewChief]

Originally Posted by BIG_DADDY

I got to experience the process first hand recently when I took a friend of mine in who had migrains for their medical card. She was on the 3rd day of being in pain and had blurred vision and was throwing up it was so bad. You can tell when you get there that there are those who get cards for illegitimate reasons but I couldn't give a rats ass. After she finally got her card she picked up a little Purple Erkle and took a hit. Within 10 minutes her migraine was almost completely gone. We then went to a club to pick her up some clones so she can have her own as there are no medical places close to where she lives. She is growing the best bud in the world now. AK-47, Hazex5 and Blueberry. I have seen 2 people with cancer benefit from using it as well, it really helped them get through treatment. Call me sold, the advantages far outweigh the disadvantages.

I know both growers and brokers in Cali. As I said, there's definitely legitimate medical usage. As you said, there are also people that abuse it. I, personally, think it should just be legal, period. I doubt that's going to happen, and think that Medical usage has a much better chance of being accepted. As such, I think the illegitimate medical users in Cali are making the system look bad to folks in other states.

But hell, forget about medical usage, what about industrial usage? It's absolutely insane that we can't grow freaking hemp in the US. You can't even get high off industrial hemp, and it's an absolute wonder material.