Comments on: Watch-On-The-Web: Important Medical Marijuana Case Before California Supreme Court

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By: Chris Young

Chris Young — Tue, 05 Apr 2011 16:58:10 +0000

Part of the fedral debacle is the need to amend the 1961 single convention on narcotics (U.N.),which restricts Cannabis internationally as a narcotic,when Cannabis has been reclassified twice from a hallucnigen to a mild-euphorant,which could for the positive amendment of the Fed law (1937),and effect states constitional rights on this matter inc. dispensaries and raids.I have been in touch with congressman Chuck Shumer on this,and I may recieve an answer/volume mail.This also affects courts ability to sentence youths to drug/alcohol “rehabilitation boot camps”,as well as unfare state paraphanlia laws (N.Y.1000 fine!),which seem to point to a cigerate paper selling campaigne lobby,but while America will allways need the good five cent joint,it creates the most volume of lingering smoke odor to the assist of interdictionists and police.Also,we must guard aganst an “addict registry”as in 19th c british India.

By: papaj

papaj — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 00:35:52 +0000

disabled person in georgia they will put you in jail for a j think of us poor folks when yall smoke

By: brian davis

brian davis — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 01:42:16 +0000

My name is Brian Davis. I found out that I had testicular cancer at age 23. They took out my left testicle, and gave me more radiation than they should have, Now, 20 years later, my soinal cord is losing its myelin, due to the radiation. The ONLY DRUG that has EVER HELPED…then, with the nausea…or now, with the pain…is cannabis.
In my opinion, we need to stop calling what we use “marijuana”…its a plant, and it deserves to be called by its rightful name…people find it easier to disrespect something that doesnt have a right to exist, and marijuana will always be a “silly, hippy illegal and dangerous drug”. Cannabis sativa L. is REAL, and it has REAL contributions to make to our society. I take 50 micrograms of fentanyl a day and 2 zanax a day, and I can, and have, replaced both of them with cannabis…until I was arrested, and faced 20 YEARS for having 10 CLONES (NO ROOTS)….i went to county jail for 3 months, had to withdraw off of fentanyl and zanax AND receive no treatment for my spinal condition…then I pled guilty just to get out so I could be on probation and get to a doctor…now im back on fentanyl and zanax, because I cant use cannabis….people of america…LAND OF THE FREE…we ARE putting sick people in jail, not for murder, not for robbery, but for deciding FOR THEMSELVES which MEDICINE is best for them…in my case, one that can cause instant death (fentanyly), or one that has never killed anyone…one that can cause you to have seizures in withdrawal so strong that you can DIE (zanax)…or Cannabis…
We HAVE TO MOVE PAST THIS!..the dawn of a new america is just over the horizon…if we can only SHOW THE ELECTED OFFICIALS that THEY WORK FOR US, AND NO ONE ELSE…not the police, not the alcohol and tobacco lobbies, not the pharmaceutical lobbies…THEY work for US….THe tree of Liberty is choked with the vines of tyranny…and like our forefathers, we have a choice…we can sit idly by, and watch our rights stripped from us like soiled rags, or we can stand up and fight, as one, and take back what is so VERY RIGHTFULLY ours…the RIGHT to put INTO OUR OWN BODIES what WE wish…and to Hell with whoever doesnt like it…bkdaviseq@hotmail.com….

By: Sakachaweeda

Sakachaweeda — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 20:59:58 +0000

somebody leagalize this shit pleeease…

By: Joseph "Ironman" Siler

Joseph "Ironman" Siler — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 19:56:05 +0000

I watched the beginning of tape 1, and it seemed that he didn’t have any figures at all. Also he seemed to try to minimize any possible savings by saying that police, and prisons would shift any savings to other areas. Isn’t that the point of changing the law, to allow police, and prisons to persue, investigate, and incarcerate more serious crimes, and criminals?

By: Justin

Justin — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 19:44:54 +0000

As far as I’m concerned I’m a law abiding citizen, except for the fact that I get stoned. Why am I forced to be a criminal?

By: samson

samson — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 18:16:18 +0000

“never a need for a profit margin over 40%” ….WOW!!
If only more business’ operated under this school of thought. Somebody give #9 a medal!! “Don’t be to greedy in business” and “You can’t rush Perfection” have always been 2 of my favorite standards to strive for(no matter who you are).

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By: Joshua Stewart

Joshua Stewart — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 06:15:05 +0000

I hope the citizens of CA aren’t pushing the lawmakers too hard. I mean it’s a precedent just to be able to legally buy marijuana and in order for a strict state like mine to ever consider it three things must happen in CA: (1) Dispensaries must pay taxes ALWAYS and use discretion with regard to their clientele, (2) Smokers need to be mindful of their actions and words e.g. “Dude let’s go score some dope and get fried!”, (3) Don’t try to push too hard too fast-There’s never a need for a profit margin over 40%.