Prescription pot does not fly at employee screenings

1inchgroup · #1 01-31-2010, 09:58 PM

(devil's advocate, remember?)

There are actually some members that are members for reasons of safety. They want a safe place to go, and not have to deal with "them". Along with the safety issue of dealing with "them"....there's the stigma that goes along with it... So they'd want to avoid that as well. Then there's the issue of product safety. Since most of the people that would be concerned are seriously ill....they are concerned about mold (the kind of mold that grows on pot can cause serious lung infections), pesticides, preservatives....

I know it's hard to believe, but there are very good reasons behind the law. The fact that a lot of others have taken advantage of it shouldn't lessen the impact this has on people's lives.

Is it just because they're smoking pot? Is that what it comes down to?

Jeanfromfillmore · #2 02-01-2010, 12:28 AM

As a product of the 60's I've had my experience with many things. And guess what, I came out ok. At least I think so. But don't ask my X. What does he know anyway.

I wouldn't bother me if they legalized pot. All it does is make you act dumb and get the munchies. Plenty of people just walk away from it after they outgrow it. But if I had terminal cancer, I'd probably what the choice of having it.

Twoller · #3 02-01-2010, 07:16 AM

The drug of choice for cancer patients is morphine, not cannabis. "Medical marijuana" is a scam perpetuated by organized crime and idle consumers too stupid/stoned/rich to do anything about it.

Jeanfromfillmore · #4 02-01-2010, 10:00 AM

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Originally Posted by Twoller

The drug of choice for cancer patients is morphine, not cannabis. "Medical marijuana" is a scam perpetuated by organized crime and idle consumers too stupid/stoned/rich to do anything about it.

Cemo causes you to lose your appetite, which pot enhances. It's not used for the pain, it's used for the side affects of cemo and morphine which also causes you to lose your appetite.