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A majority of voters even supported legalizing marijuana simply for recreational use. The only demographic groups where majorities opposed the idea were Republicans and seniors.
Floridatexan wrote:
I do. Marijuana has many medical applications. See the video I posted for Seaoat...adding the leaves to a smoothie...no high, just therapeutic effects.
Markle wrote:Floridatexan wrote:
I do. Marijuana has many medical applications. See the video I posted for Seaoat...adding the leaves to a smoothie...no high, just therapeutic effects.
Simple, manufacture it, putting the THC in tablets and sell as with any other prescription for narcotics.
Joanimaroni wrote:I'm for legalizing Marijuana.
PkrBum wrote:No matter the degree of legalization... the feds are not backing off. Here's a chance for obama to promote liberty... but no.
http://www.mlive.com/news/grand-rapids/index.ssf/2014/04/feds_allege_medical_marijuana.html
GRAND RAPIDS, MI –Thirty-seven people have been indicted as part of an alleged multi-county marijuana grow operation.
The government says the defendants used the state’s medical marijuana law as a cover for the alleged operation.
In October,27 people were arrested as part of the alleged grow operation,but the government dropped charges to continue the investigation that now has resulted in charges against 10 additional suspects.
Joanimaroni wrote:I'm for legalizing Marijuana.
ppaca wrote:Joanimaroni wrote:I'm for legalizing Marijuana.
It's suppose to help with diverticulitis, crohn's and ibs.
ppaca wrote:Joanimaroni wrote:I'm for legalizing Marijuana.
PkrBum wrote:No matter the degree of legalization... the feds are not backing off. Here's a chance for obama to promote liberty... but no.
http://www.mlive.com/news/grand-rapids/index.ssf/2014/04/feds_allege_medical_marijuana.html
GRAND RAPIDS, MI –Thirty-seven people have been indicted as part of an alleged multi-county marijuana grow operation.
The government says the defendants used the state’s medical marijuana law as a cover for the alleged operation.
In October,27 people were arrested as part of the alleged grow operation,but the government dropped charges to continue the investigation that now has resulted in charges against 10 additional suspects.
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