Need a buyers club in northwestern P.A

The reason you have had no such luck with your connections finding a buyers club is because medicinal marijuana is not legal in PA. Therefore you don't have to worry about a doctor who wants to SELL you a medical MJ card. So all your worries should be put to rest.... it sounds like you have a few connections so you should be set. Good luck!

 

Dude, you have confused the crap outta me. First you say you don't work and focus

all your time on growing. Then Jonsi said your set and you say you're not as set

as he thinks!?!? ROFL!!!!!!!!! I''m soooo high, sooo confused blah!

 

um... there arent med. clubs where they are legal.. ??

 

Then I guess you need to pay a visit to the forum rules, because instead of looking for a legal club to buy from with a mj card, you are looking for a hookup; which is against forum rules. And just because the state isn't on the list, it outlaws such places, and they wouldn't be any different than any other drug dealer you're currently buying from. So pay a visit to the forum rules and check out the part about asking for hookups.

 

It's completely on the state level. Federal government doesn't recognize the medicinal marijuana program. We'll take the most liberal state on the medicinal marijuana front as an example; California. You get your card and so now you can go to co-ops and buy weed. You can smoke it in your house, have it on you etc. And if you're stopped by a state police officer, they recognize the law and you won't get in trouble. However, Federal superceeds state level, so a DEA agent can arrest you and get you in a shit load of trouble, even though you have a card... on occasion they make examples of bigger growers that are able to. But, if you have a card, get an 1/8 and go home and smoke it, the DEA probably isn't going to bust you, not worth their time... but just know it's not 100% fool proof.

How you get are card is you go to a LICENSED doctor... they are all doctors just as much as your regular doctor, except they have different views on weed so they are working to get things rolling in the right direction. Certain states have different views as to what a person can be prescribed medicinal marijuana for, but if you meet those conditions, and you have had your normal doctor prescribe you something, or diagnose you soemthing to treat this, you take it to a MJ doctor, and they write a prescription, they do typically charge an up front fee. The money goes to the doctor. Some of them I'm sure pocket it and take trips to Europe, but it's their money so there is nothing wrong with this. They are doing you a favor. Most regular doctors won't prescribe medicinal marijuana because certain legality issues may arise which they don't want ot gamble with, that's why I have no problem with these licensed doctors who do prescribe it, they are just risk takers. Some of them might even donate x amount to norml or other organizations, but it's the doctors money so it's not going anywhere dirty imo. Some of them abuse you, some of them get abused by you... haha, sorry had to add that line in as my sentence above this one reminded me of that song. but back on topic. That's how medicinal marijauan works. Some states that have it are very tight about it where only few people get it, some (such as cali) are so liberal that any joe with an rX for zoloft and 200 bucks to burn can get one.

So yes, in the state of PA, those people at the hospice are buying illegal from a street dealer, because in your state not even the extremely sick are able to get marijuana prescribed to them.

It's a very interesting system.

Don't remember if I answered this, but it was another quesiton you had, why would a doc collect money for the card? Because he can... if you want it, you have ot pay for it. because like i said earlier, no regular doctor is going to prescribe it... so this doctor will, and he knows you're willing to pay for it... so he charges He just wants to make a living because that's where all his money comes from, he's probably not a 9-5 general practice doctor, it's most likely his specialty.