whats you're opinion on medical mj

morbidangel · 11-07-09, 22:08

im lucky enough to live in one of the states that has legalized medical mj, yet instead of going for it i find myself super parinoid about the propisition.
whos to say that all thoes names on the lists of patents are not going to lead to mass busts, dont get me wrong the progress that has been made is beyond anything that i thought i would see in my life time and it makes me extatic but im not sold on it yet, might just kick back for a few years to see if it all pans out... what is you're opinions or thoughts on the subject, thank you all

Shroomette · 11-07-09, 22:17

I moved your thread to Grassroots as it is dealing with the topic of mj.

weed4all · 11-07-09, 22:21

honestly i couldnt see that happening. if i could grow herb legally id take advantage of it

cactuskid · 11-07-09, 22:22

I wouldn't hesitate to sign up if it was legal here. Anything that might help me take less opiates for pain would be totally advantageous.

greenie · 11-07-09, 22:30

your doctors files are private. do not register with the state.

panthereyes · 11-07-09, 23:21

someones getting paid, your all good lol. so many people in jail already for mj couldn't possibly hold em all.

RestartLater · 11-08-09, 03:05

ok as long as you grow your own MMJ is GREAT. the rest is all about profit grrrrrrrrrrrr

RestartLater

greenie · 11-08-09, 11:52

Quote:

Originally Posted by panthereyes

someones getting paid, your all good lol. so many people in jail already for mj couldn't possibly hold em all.

if only that were true... they just build more jails tho.

mushit · 11-08-09, 12:58

I think Legal MMJ is just a stepping stone to legalization. Everyone who needs it should register. The more the better to increase the numbers to become a force to be dealt with. They cannot keep half the population quiet.

I say go for it.

eastwood · 11-08-09, 13:00

Im for medical marijuana all the way

mystic · 11-08-09, 14:12

Im medical myself and its the only way to be imo.

Faaip De Oaid · 11-09-09, 00:56

In my state, Legal MMJ just recently became legal. I know two people with cards, I actually got to partake of some delicious "medically-grown" herb. unfortunately, selling your medication to users without cards can get you into just as much trouble as possesion without a card

Faaip De Oaid · 11-09-09, 00:57

and i've read in local papers that even our city police aren't going to let up so easily, saying it should only be at home. so discretion is necessary

Scratch · 11-09-09, 03:26

70 years of lies about mj are now crumbling into dust.
Mr Obama, tear down that wall.

Jordan86 · 11-09-09, 08:36

I'd be more worried about employer discrimination rather than jail. I don't think they would use the list to bust bunch of people but if they ever made it to where employers could see who is on the list it might make it difficult to get a job.

Mermaidia · 11-09-09, 08:40

I'm for it, even though I don't smoke. There are other things our government should be more concerned with imo.

AmBe · 11-09-09, 09:38

My opinion is that it should be legal.
I also think we should drop the medical and just call it MJ.

No need to imply that you have to be sick to partake in this great plant.

ShroomGuerilla · 11-09-09, 09:59

I do think there is a distinction between
the medical marijuana movement and
the recreational marijuana movement.

They involve two different sets of arguments.
Though both sides often agree and work with eachother,
however, the medical movement has more ground to work with,
and thus had more capacity to create change in legislation.

The medical movement is fighting for the right to medicine
prescribed by a certified health practitioner,
while recreational activists are fighting a more ideological battle
for the freedom to enjoy the plant.

I see myself as being a part of both movements.
However, I see the importance of keeping
the medical marijuana movement more or less limited
to the medical side of marijuana reform.

I don't want cancer patients having to
wait until it is 100% legalized to get proper care.
If fact, because it is a medical issue, I rather not see
any hindering of the medical movement through
association with the recreational side.

As much as that is bullshit,
it is true,
the medical movement will go much further
without the recreational activists right beside them.

copelandiaKidd · 11-09-09, 13:22

I think it is an amazing thing. All of the people that could possibly back off of opiate therapy, that would do a lot Of people I know some good!!!!

jay-pheno · 11-09-09, 15:27

if you can do it legal i say go for it ,,

RestartLater · 11-09-09, 21:17

Quote:

Originally Posted by mystic

Im medical myself and its the only way to be imo.

If I may ask what are the rates when you live?
Here these bass turds want 500 z 200 + more than street grrrrrrrr

Also, from what I have seen so far 90% of the MJ is grown in CA and so no one profits but them.

IT si legal to grow 3 flower 3 veg at one time where I am, My gawd no way in heck I can afford it other wise!

RestartLater

morbidangel · 11-09-09, 21:45

not supposed to talk about the going rate in topia, thank you all for the replys

Mushxmagik · 11-09-09, 21:55

i am 100% for Medical MJ! lets get kids off the opiates!!!!

hallucinogeneti · 11-09-09, 22:41

Quote:

Originally Posted by ShroomGuerilla

I do think there is a distinction between
the medical marijuana movement and
the recreational marijuana movement.

They involve two different sets of arguments.
Though both sides often agree and work with eachother,
however, the medical movement has more ground to work with,
and thus had more capacity to create change in legislation.

The medical movement is fighting for the right to medicine
prescribed by a certified health practitioner,
while recreational activists are fighting a more ideological battle
for the freedom to enjoy the plant.

I see myself as being a part of both movements.
However, I see the importance of keeping
the medical marijuana movement more or less limited
to the medical side of marijuana reform.

I don't want cancer patients having to
wait until it is 100% legalized to get proper care.
If fact, because it is a medical issue, I rather not see
any hindering of the medical movement through
association with the recreational side.

As much as that is bullshit,
it is true,
the medical movement will go much further
without the recreational activists right beside them.

exactly

I'm sick of it being a 'battle'. It should be legal on principle alone. What gets me is that so many people take the argument "well we already have alcohol we don't need anything else to contribute to our problems" Legalization problems would be minimal compared to the current state of things. They don't see that legalization is a battle to SOLVE the problem. The problems with our jails, organized crime and good citizens being fucked over because of some archaic echo of our puritan past. They only regret I would have is putting small time dealers out of business.

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11-07-09, 22:08	#1 (permalink)
morbidangel Mycophiliac Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 139	whats you're opinion on medical mj im lucky enough to live in one of the states that has legalized medical mj, yet instead of going for it i find myself super parinoid about the propisition. whos to say that all thoes names on the lists of patents are not going to lead to mass busts, dont get me wrong the progress that has been made is beyond anything that i thought i would see in my life time and it makes me extatic but im not sold on it yet, might just kick back for a few years to see if it all pans out... what is you're opinions or thoughts on the subject, thank you all

11-07-09, 22:17	#2 (permalink)
Shroomette Fairy Princess Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 2,935	*I moved your thread to Grassroots as it is dealing with the topic of mj.* __________________ "If I'm not seen in this world.I'm lost in my own lil world"!!!

11-07-09, 22:21	#3 (permalink)
weed4all space traveler Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 1,050	honestly i couldnt see that happening. if i could grow herb legally id take advantage of it __________________

11-07-09, 22:30	#5 (permalink)
greenie Pot Farmer Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 1,560	your doctors files are private. do not register with the state. __________________ I am not real. I am a computer program.

11-07-09, 22:22	#4 (permalink)
cactuskid Cactophiliac Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 20	I wouldn't hesitate to sign up if it was legal here. Anything that might help me take less opiates for pain would be totally advantageous.

11-07-09, 23:21	#6 (permalink)
panthereyes Mycophiliac Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 12	someones getting paid, your all good lol. so many people in jail already for mj couldn't possibly hold em all.

11-08-09, 03:05	#7 (permalink)
RestartLater Mycotopiate Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 274	ok as long as you grow your own MMJ is GREAT. the rest is all about profit grrrrrrrrrrrr RestartLater

11-08-09, 12:58	#9 (permalink)
mushit Shit Lover Join Date: Jun 1972 Posts: 1,182	I think Legal MMJ is just a stepping stone to legalization. Everyone who needs it should register. The more the better to increase the numbers to become a force to be dealt with. They cannot keep half the population quiet. I say go for it. __________________ Up to my elbows in SHIT

11-08-09, 13:00	#10 (permalink)
eastwood Mycotopiate Join Date: Jul 1972 Posts: 2,916	Im for medical marijuana all the way

11-08-09, 14:12	#11 (permalink)
mystic ~Mystical Mama~ Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 1,478	Im medical myself and its the only way to be imo. __________________ The finest emotion of which we are capable is the mystic emotion.

11-09-09, 00:56	#12 (permalink)
Faaip De Oaid Rotten Apple Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 96	In my state, Legal MMJ just recently became legal. I know two people with cards, I actually got to partake of some delicious "medically-grown" herb. unfortunately, selling your medication to users without cards can get you into just as much trouble as possesion without a card __________________ "Swing on the spiral of our divinity and still be a human" - MJK

11-09-09, 00:57	#13 (permalink)
Faaip De Oaid Rotten Apple Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 96	and i've read in local papers that even our city police aren't going to let up so easily, saying it should only be at home. so discretion is necessary __________________ "Swing on the spiral of our divinity and still be a human" - MJK

11-09-09, 03:26	#14 (permalink)
Scratch and sniff Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 309	70 years of lies about mj are now crumbling into dust. Mr Obama, tear down that wall. __________________ face piles of trials with smiles

11-09-09, 08:36	#15 (permalink)
Jordan86 Mycotopiate Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 290	I'd be more worried about employer discrimination rather than jail. I don't think they would use the list to bust bunch of people but if they ever made it to where employers could see who is on the list it might make it difficult to get a job.

11-09-09, 08:40	#16 (permalink)
Mermaidia An Example Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 3,548	I'm for it, even though I don't smoke. There are other things our government should be more concerned with imo. __________________ Think for yourselves and let others enjoy the privilege to do so too.

11-09-09, 09:38	#17 (permalink)
AmBe ubuntu Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 588	My opinion is that it should be legal. I also think we should drop the medical and just call it MJ. No need to imply that you have to be sick to partake in this great plant. __________________ 420

11-09-09, 09:59	#18 (permalink)
ShroomGuerilla Myco-Monkey Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 1,300	I do think there is a distinction between the medical marijuana movement and the recreational marijuana movement. They involve two different sets of arguments. Though both sides often agree and work with eachother, however, the medical movement has more ground to work with, and thus had more capacity to create change in legislation. The medical movement is fighting for the right to medicine prescribed by a certified health practitioner, while recreational activists are fighting a more ideological battle for the freedom to enjoy the plant. I see myself as being a part of both movements. However, I see the importance of keeping the medical marijuana movement more or less limited to the medical side of marijuana reform. I don't want cancer patients having to wait until it is 100% legalized to get proper care. If fact, because it is a medical issue, I rather not see any hindering of the medical movement through association with the recreational side. As much as that is bullshit, it is true, the medical movement will go much further without the recreational activists right beside them. __________________ Revolución motha fucka, you heard of it? I light the spliff with the flag, while I'm burnin it

11-09-09, 13:22	#19 (permalink)
copelandiaKidd Void Of Boundaries Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 578	I think it is an amazing thing. All of the people that could possibly back off of opiate therapy, that would do a lot Of people I know some good!!!! __________________ "LEARN THE RULES SO YOU CAN BREAK THEM PROPERLY" -The Dali lama "i don't care if it eats my cat, as long as the damn thing fruits"~ prism

11-09-09, 15:27	#20 (permalink)
jay-pheno swad Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 370	if you can do it legal i say go for it ,,

11-09-09, 21:45	#22 (permalink)
morbidangel Mycophiliac Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 139	not supposed to talk about the going rate in topia, thank you all for the replys

11-09-09, 21:55	#23 (permalink)
Mushxmagik Boomtastic! Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 132	i am 100% for Medical MJ! lets get kids off the opiates!!!! __________________ Shrooms are awesome for getting back in touch with your root. LSD is for reaching out with your branches.

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