Floridas Medical Marijuana, Is It A Crime Of Perjury...?

woah man, you get hostile QUICK, cool down smoke a j... 
 
 "It does not induce the psychoactive "high" typically associated with recreational marijuana strains that are high in tetrahydrocannabinol (THC)."
i just think you could of worded that WAY better then you did...
and this this topic was out of whack from the start... so far you have had 1 maybe two people agree with voting no, and the only reason you and them gave is something along the lines of "i didn't get what i want"

 

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Well this thread was and epic fail.

 

Wrong, Both THC and CBD are used for medicinal use. You could write books on what they both are capable of but I recommend google.
 

 
I too call it like it is. For one I don't think it is a good idea to listen to someone making an argument when he cannot even use a spell checker. On top of that you are confusing two separate things as already pointed out to you.
 

Again, spell check does wonders....WONDERS! I get it, sometimes we are a little too baked to type but but damn it's like talking to a Russian. "In mother Russsia pot vote you"
 
In all seriousness this bill is not perfect but it is what we got. The last time MMJ was on the ballot in Florida was in 2008 and it was shot down. Some people do not have another 6 years to wait to get their medicine LEGALLY. I'm with you, I am disappointed that we cannot grow our own but we need to act now and keep this momentum going.
 
Also keep in mind we need more and more states adopting any form of legalized marijuana. When more then half our countrie's states are pro pot then Washignton can no longer ignore the issue and finally the BS will be over!
 

 

[quote name="Palgrave" post="20633544" timestamp="1411074175"]Wrong, Both THC and CBD are used for medicinal use. You could write books on what they both are capable of but I recommend google.

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Oops that was suppose to be quoted, I'm new to phone app

 

Ohh boy, here we go again. Anyone who thinks Florida is gonna pass a Cali or Colorado style medical program is smoking some really good shit. We'll be damn lucky to get this one passed, and count our lucky stars if we do. A yes vote is a step forward, and certainly not our last step. You know what we want. It changes the game down in the South.

 

I read it and the way you worded the post it comes off as CBD is medicine and THC is for getting high. Omitting that THC is medicine as well is misleading.
 
As for post 19 and post 14 which 19 was based on, you should really cite your sources especially when your citing wikipedia. Btw citing anything from wikipedia is a bad idea. The information is inaccurate most of the time.
 
You are giving a lot of hype and no concrete evidence to back up your claims. As for changing the law to come more in line to what you want it is very possible for it to be amended again. Saying we cannot amend the law at a later time is false. It can and probably will be amended once florida goes recreational but before anyone even says a word about that not happening let me remind ya that 2 years ago no states were recreational. Now there are two and with oregon and alaska voting on it it's just a matter of time.
 
Your hypothetical story about the father needing meds for his son can go both ways. Prescription drugs can be just as if not more expensive. How much money do prescription drugs cost cancer patients? HIV/AIDS? ALS? Alzheimer's? All conditions MMJ has been shown to treat effectively.
 
But I dont like hypothetical situations because people always tend to skew it to support their agenda so I will share with you two real stories, both friends of mine and their struggles. Names changed in case they happen to read this thread, not sure how they feel about me talking about their conditions.
 
1. Mary has had migraines all her life. After years being poked, prodded and tested by doctors all she ever gets are prescriptions for pain relief which doesnt help and being left with no answers and a lot of pain. I recommended she try MMJ and once she tried it the migraines stopped. When she feels one coming on she smokes and POOF it goes away.
 
2. Ronald was in an accident which screwed up his back. He has undergone countless operations and he is pretty much a walking pharmacy. All the pills he was prescribed caused his mouth to dry out and after years of this all of his teeth fell out. The best part is he has to wear a morphine pump when going out just so he can get around. His own doctor gives him MMJ even though it is illegal.
 
Is it fair my two friends should have to wait at least another two years before there is even a chance for them to get their MMJ legally?

 

 
 
so wtf is your point? it's better to go to jail instead of legally paying for your meds?
 
not everyone who benefits from mmj is an 18 year old kid trying to get high. 
 
this is going to be great for thousands of people. for that alone you should vote "yes".
i think it's pretty obvious that not everyone who is going to use mmj is capable of tending a plant or a garden. 

 

I love these threads.

 

is everyone in florida on crack?!?!? did they legalize crack years ago and i didn't know?? seems like crack heads who aren't using their brain or just simply have no common sense... but THE REAL FACT is if you vote no it will take even LONGER to get the laws you want...
 
seems to me Floridians do not want MMJ...
 
LOL but keep it up guys!! you got this!!!! HAHAHA

 

You can't get everything you want all at once. I know some of you kids still need to learn this lesson.

 

That was a long nap there. Wasn't sure if you were going to make it back.

 

But a few select people will be able to buy overpriced buds. Is that not enough. Lol.