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Medical Marijuana in Michigan US

Posted: Sun 29th Nov 2009 03:34 pm
by SeniorHippies
Check out this news story in the New York Times about medical marijuana in the US state of Michigan. http://www.nytimes.com/2009/11/29/educa ... ACjMoRi1Dw.

Posted: Sun 29th Nov 2009 04:48 pm
by Twitch
Slowly, slowly.
Maybe before I die.
I've been saying they're going to legalize it since about 1961.
Could I actually live to see it ?
Will I be able to stick up my arthritic, bent middle finger and say we finally stuck it to the man ?? :lol: :roll:

( It's on the ballot here in Az. again in 2010 )

Posted: Sun 29th Nov 2009 04:51 pm
by Pauli Wallnuts
Twitch wrote:( It's on the ballot here in Az. again in 2010 )
correct me if im wrong, but even if its legalized under state law is it not still illegal under federal law?

Posted: Sun 29th Nov 2009 04:57 pm
by Twitch
Pauli Wallnuts wrote:
Twitch wrote:( It's on the ballot here in Az. again in 2010 )
correct me if im wrong, but even if its legalized under state law is it not still illegal under federal law?
You're not wrong, but tell that to California.
Right now they're just referring to Medical Marijuana.
If I remember correctly the laws in the Netherlands regarding marijuana are also rather hazy ( pun intended )

Also check out this link.
I may have already posted it, but this will show you the states that have state legal clinics/dispensaries that the feds tend to leave alone as long as they follow the state regs.

http://legalmarijuanadispensary.com/

Posted: Sun 29th Nov 2009 04:57 pm
by Sir Niall of Essex-sire
Twitch wrote:Slowly, slowly.
Maybe before I die.
I've been saying they're going to legalize it since about 1961.
Could I actually live to see it ?
Will I be able to stick up my arthritic, bent middle finger and say we finally stuck it to the man ?? :lol: :roll:

( It's on the ballot here in Az. again in 2010 )
Honsetly Twitch, i think it will be happening in the next few years in the states. In many a year when we're all gone they'll look back at the generations that suffered under the prohibition and wonder how they dealt with it.

They'll look at the 60's and point to that as the catalyst.

Posted: Sun 29th Nov 2009 05:05 pm
by Twitch
Sir Niall of Essex-sire wrote:
Twitch wrote:Slowly, slowly.
Maybe before I die.
I've been saying they're going to legalize it since about 1961.
Could I actually live to see it ?
Will I be able to stick up my arthritic, bent middle finger and say we finally stuck it to the man ?? :lol: :roll:

( It's on the ballot here in Az. again in 2010 )
Honsetly Twitch, i think it will be happening in the next few years in the states. In many a year when we're all gone they'll look back at the generations that suffered under the prohibition and wonder how they dealt with it.

They'll look at the 60's and point to that as the catalyst.
This is our political action committee, of which I am proud to say I am an active member.
They have been instrumental in making medical marijuana legal in 15 states and decriminalizing it in I believe 13 states.

http://www.mpp.org/

Posted: Sun 29th Nov 2009 05:09 pm
by Pauli Wallnuts
Twitch wrote:You're not wrong, but tell that to California.
Right now they're just referring to Medical Marijuana.
If I remember correctly the laws in the Netherlands regarding marijuana are also rather hazy ( pun intended )
wow :shock: i didnt realise there was that many dispensaries in just LA, theyre gonna catch up with dam soon enough, i get the feeling that when states try to legalize for all not just medical, they will have to step in to please the massive religious sector that so strongly campaigns against it, (dont some still think alcohol prohibition is the way forward) they hold to much sway when it comes to voting that even if a party agrees with legalization the temptation of picking up so many deciding votes will be to strong

Federal vs.state laws

Posted: Sun 29th Nov 2009 05:14 pm
by SeniorHippies
The Obama administration has said it will stop the persecution of medical marijuana growers and providers. This, of course, has the fascist puritans all in a bother.

Re: Federal vs.state laws

Posted: Sun 29th Nov 2009 05:20 pm
by Twitch
SeniorHippies wrote:The Obama administration has said it will stop the persecution of medical marijuana growers and providers. This, of course, has the fascist puritans all in a bother.
As I have been looking to move, at least part time for now, to California, I have been talking to some people on forums in California who are patients.
They have told me that since Obama's orders to stop the persecution the clinics that follow the rules have basically been left alone.
Los Angels is considering putting a cap on the amount of clinics as they are popping up all over the place.

Posted: Sun 29th Nov 2009 05:51 pm
by sh@dy
Twitch dont give up the hope, you will see it, everyone just hast to inform the others about the wonderful things marihuana does, its just about what people know :)

Posted: Sun 29th Nov 2009 07:29 pm
by Willjay
I have not been this exiceted about the possable positive change to the marijuana laws in the USA since the Carter adminastration. Each election cycle there are more and more laws and prop. in favor of WEED. If your are from the USA please support:

www.mpp.org
www.stopthedrugwar.org

Posted: Sun 29th Nov 2009 07:42 pm
by Twitch
Willjay wrote:I have not been this exiceted about the possable positive change to the marijuana laws in the USA since the Carter adminastration. Each election cycle there are more and more laws and prop. in favor of WEED. If your are from the USA please support:

www.mpp.org
www.stopthedrugwar.org
Couldn't have said it better myself