Pro or against medical marijuana. 14 U.S. states have voted to allow medical mar

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   Beata Stasakposted 14 years ago

   Pro or against medical marijuana.
   14 U.S. states have voted to allow medical marijuana since...
   
   California first legalized it in 1996. Many apperas to sincerely believe that every customer is truly ill and will benefit from cannabis' medicinal properties. Yet the encounter puts into focus what many critis said before that they are increasingly the destination of choice for healthy folks who just want to get high - 18 years olds breezin in and complaining about headaches. Some states passed bills that would require 18 to 21 years olds to get approval from two doctors...but would it be enough?

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   Phoebe Pikeposted 14 years ago

   I think it should be used for medical use only. Like for cancer patients to get their appetites back so they can get their calories in.

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   eilander1542011posted 14 years ago

   Marijuana helps you grow as a soul, so for it to be utilized for "medicinal uses" it would have to also be legal for it to be used to enlighten your soul. But we just call those people stokers. Marijuana - like many illegal drugs - has vast medicinal qualities for many ailments. But the problem with medicinal marijuana is it is being privatized, and privatization leads to corruption. The next thing you know it will be legal and we will be seeing surgeon general's warning s on packs of marijuana cigarettes, letting smokers know that we have poisoned this product.
   All in all I feel like medicinal marijuana is the complete opposite of where any of us want to go. Decriminalization allows those that smoke to do so of their own accord, and those that don't to not of their own accord. It simply makes the current system of marijuana growth, distribution and use legal, rather than destroying what works. But nonetheless, we will soon see medicinal marijuana legal in all states, and soon after that completely legalized, unless the true friends of Mary Jane stop this developing trend.

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   onceuponatime66posted 14 years ago

   I never did marijuana and I think that it should be legalized in USA.  Great queston

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   Phil The Gainposted 14 years ago

   With medical drugs people are always going to use them for recreational purposes like Vicodin and Xanax.  So that is an invalid argument to be against it.  Maybe mainstream pharmacies should get into the business.  People are going to use it more and more regardless of legality status.

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   Shahid Bukhariposted 14 years ago

   Drugs ... all kinds, Alter the Normal State of Human Mind ... These provide temporary relief ... Euphorias ... but the next down is a deeper and darker abyss than the one before.
   
   The Depressing State of Mind can be rehabilitated into the normal, by Following the Right things

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   Eztransferposted 13 years ago

   The controversy over the legalization of marijuana is in the stages of moving forward to legalization through the exact same pattern that alcohol did during the days of alcohol prohibition.  Somehow when you've got a product that has a demand much higher than the law will allow.  There will always be people willing to risk their lives, as well as others to supply that demand.  Legalization and regulation would be the greatest deterrent to all the violent crime around a schedule 1 contraband product.  People have long been trying to regulate the value or tax the things that grow freely from the ground.  Now, things like poppies or the coca plants need to be classified a schedule 1 contraband product.  However I will not ever be convinced that cannabis belongs as a schedule 1 contraband product.  I think the only reasons that it is is because the multi-billion-dollar multi-conglomerate pharmaceutical companies will lose billions of dollars if everyone started numbing their pain naturally, rather than using all their chemicals.  The other major reason why cannabis remains illegal is because the major drug cartels have the same interest as the pharmaceutical companies.  Don't think for one minute our government isn't making money as well off of locking up all those criminal cannabis smokers.

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   cobrienposted 13 years ago

   I am for medicinal marijuana. Optic Atrophy and Macular Degeneration run in our family and my father was once prescribed medicinal marijuana. I suffer from Bipolar Disoreder and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and when I run out of meds or they need to be adjusted, marijuana is the only thing that will keep me out of trouble or hurting myself.

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   angeladale2posted 12 years ago

   I am pro for it. It is a natural herbal medicine that works on MANY different kinds of illnesses.

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