I’ve wound up with “non-psychoactive” MJ on more than one occasion, and we all know it when we accidentally buy MJ Light. Can’t say I’ll be in the market for that, but I’m sure some will.

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Medical Marijuana Apartheid: Different Rules Apply

NO More Policy, it’s a plant. 215 has it covered in Cali.

Note. Compassionate Use Act not the MMJ Act

* has been recommended by a physician

* person’s health would benefit

or any other illness for which marijuana provides relief.

* no physician in this state shall be punished,

Any individual who provides assistance

* upon the written or oral recommendation or approval of a physician

* The department shall establish and maintain a voluntary program for the issuance of identification cards to qualified patients who satisfy the requirements of this article and voluntarily apply to the identification card program.

* “Qualified patient” means a person who is entitled to the protections of Section 11362.5, but who does not have an identification card issued pursuant to this article.

* It shall not be necessary for a person to obtain an identification card in order to claim the protections of Section 11362.5.

* A qualified patient or a person with an identification card

* Any individual who provides assistance

* A designated primary caregiver who transports, processes, administers, delivers, or gives away marijuana for medical purposes

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I would venture that he choked on the baggie, not the contents. If’n he’d injested the contents, he probably could have taken the blow to the stomach and announced “It’s Cheetos Time!” While the contents are “airated,” the bag is a solid barrier to breathing. Like a plastic bag around the head, the plastic didn’t kill him, lack of air did.

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Insufficient caffeine intake this morning. Like most people, I need my morning drug…just like most prohibs do, pouringa cuppa joe while they rattle on about the importance of being ‘drug free’. The nice thing about being a reformer is that we’re much more honest than they can ever be…

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Truer words were never spoken. To paraphrase Yeshua the Carpenter, “The stupid ye shall always have among you.”

But even the stupid feel the pinch in the wallet come payday, when half of what they make is stolen from them under false pretenses and then promptly p!$$ed away by government..

A fact that we reformers have having notable success in pointing out, lately, and therefore must continue to do so.

Since we were doing just that, here and elsewhere, for many years prior to the fiscal meltdown of 2008, we’ve become the Jeremiahs of the day. Only now, people are listening, as the Media is echoing our premise, and pols are reacting with special committees that cannot help but officially admit the failure of the drug laws.

NOW IS THE TIME. All the various forces and factors that favor our eventual success have come to together to create a confluence. Many seemingly different streams are converging to form a river that could wash away drug prohibition. And no amount of stubborn stupidity is going to stop it.

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I think people swayed by logic are most susceptible to arguments that show there would be less misery and death if drugs were legal.

People who oppose legalization on religious or moral grounds MAY be swayed by more emotional arguments, like, “What would Jesus think of two and half million people living their lives in cages?”

And some people are just impervious to either logic or emotion.

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