cheeseofchud
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well they didnt,and they wrote the rules!
Well Today's the Day (ACMPR Regulations and Forms)
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well they didnt,and they wrote the rules!
if you wanna believe that so be it. Sadly , its not true but you chose to walk away and not argue the fact you are sick? You argue with me about it..
That idea is the real joke here Johnny.Not your doctor not signing.
SO you say you are sick and need help staying out of trouble with the PoPos with a script...
others dont have that wish or want.... they just "do" because they have no choice.
and RIGHTFULLY SO NOW HERE IN CANNADA!
get with the program
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why would the rights of a tenant who is sick supersede the rights of the property owner? As its been stated already, the tenancy act doesn't allow you to renovate your home or do anything above and beyond living in the space as agreed upon by the landlord and tenant.
why would lower income canadians all of a sudden have a loophole to abuse the rights of those lucky/responsible enough to prosper in a free market economy? decades of fascism have been spent creating an uneven power structure and it has never been that way (rights of the middle and lower class to supplant those of the upper class) and why would it be for this of all things?
This has nothing to do with federal superseding provincial, it has to do with the legal rights of a property owner. As a patient you have no right to tell somebody who has the deed to the home what you are going to do in their space. You rent, you are not the owner. If you had that kind of clout, you'd have a mortgage.
Get a DG because your lucky to have a place to live first and foremost and secondly there are a few avenues to be taken if you need cannabis, this is pretty much part and parcel why they have a dg program (for those who cannot due to circumstance i.e. health, living arrangements, familial relationships).
Is it cheaper to find another home to live in where you can access consent or is it economically feasible to access cannabis from a dg or other source. I had my pinks at a relatives and needed their signature for that location, when I moved in with my wife I had to have her sign because its her house. This was for MMAR and was what my lawyer and Health Canada told me I had to do.
Best of luck to all, the goal is to find relief not another headache.
Be Well
P.S. We can argue the fuck out of just about any little term on this site with passion, ethics and some logic!
why would lower income canadians all of a sudden have a loophole to abuse the rights of those lucky/responsible enough to prosper in a free market economy? decades of fascism have been spent creating an uneven power structure and it has never been that way (rights of the middle and lower class to supplant those of the upper class) and why would it be for this of all things?
This has nothing to do with federal superseding provincial, it has to do with the legal rights of a property owner. As a patient you have no right to tell somebody who has the deed to the home what you are going to do in their space. You rent, you are not the owner. If you had that kind of clout, you'd have a mortgage.
Get a DG because your lucky to have a place to live first and foremost and secondly there are a few avenues to be taken if you need cannabis, this is pretty much part and parcel why they have a dg program (for those who cannot due to circumstance i.e. health, living arrangements, familial relationships).
Is it cheaper to find another home to live in where you can access consent or is it economically feasible to access cannabis from a dg or other source. I had my pinks at a relatives and needed their signature for that location, when I moved in with my wife I had to have her sign because its her house. This was for MMAR and was what my lawyer and Health Canada told me I had to do.
Best of luck to all, the goal is to find relief not another headache.
Be Well
P.S. We can argue the fuck out of just about any little term on this site with passion, ethics and some logic!
CalyxCrusher
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This simply isnt true, and in my experience with having seen many doctors for a signature, is their "polite" way of saying no. Theres never been a withchunt towards Doctors on the subject, only the thought that it may happen. The few that had issues were only approached due to the vast amount of signatures signed for the MMAR(Kamermans)
TheRealDman
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Agreed!
I'm pretty sure only the Alberta and Quebec colleges put new rules in place for doc's signing for MMJ...I think it was called TRAINING?!?!
doingdishes
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i believe you should tell your landlord simply out of courtesy. you want a good relationship.
if they find out about it, there are other ways they can get you out. raise the rent each and every year or not renew your lease/rental agreement. they don't have to let you live there. they are doing to benefit themselves as well as the renter.
if i had a rental property and the renter started in on "their rights" i would simply exercise my rights as the landlord/owner to make it so they want to leave
if they find out about it, there are other ways they can get you out. raise the rent each and every year or not renew your lease/rental agreement. they don't have to let you live there. they are doing to benefit themselves as well as the renter.
if i had a rental property and the renter started in on "their rights" i would simply exercise my rights as the landlord/owner to make it so they want to leave
The Hippy
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Actually GB123 is the Mayor of a small town.
CalyxCrusher
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CarpeNocturnum
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If there's anything proven by democracy its that getting elected has nothing to do with competency for said roll.
My grand father was a mayor for a while
I like you GB123. You seem like a good guy but you dont quite grasp legal matters.
Whatever though im sure you can outgrow me in whatever way possible
My grand father was a mayor for a while
I like you GB123. You seem like a good guy but you dont quite grasp legal matters.
Whatever though im sure you can outgrow me in whatever way possible
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CarpeNocturnum
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Get them on paper okaying indoor vegetable gardening.
Then they can fuck themselves if they try and say you can grow veggies then deny your claim because its medical pot
Then they can fuck themselves if they try and say you can grow veggies then deny your claim because its medical pot
cheeseofchud
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its not pot,insurance companies are in it to win it......any little whim off the policy and you are fucked!.....now think of this as a landlord.....
cheeseofchud
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so you dont say shit.....and the worst happens,,,and you are a tenant grower without asking.......would you feel bad?yes?no?
CarpeNocturnum
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English motherfucker, do you speak it?
cheeseofchud
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im confused
CarpeNocturnum
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Yeah, me too.
cheeseofchud
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CarpeNocturnum,are you a renter or an owner?
cheeseofchud
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i do agree,when it comes to safety,an indoor garden is an indoor garden
CarpeNocturnum
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I'm a renter. As long as im using little power and do everything properly and safely its none of my super's business.
People are allowed to garden here so its none of the staff's business.
For the record, growing up my parents were landlords so i understand what they dealt with.
They also never had properties catch on fire from grow ops. They did have fires from dumbfucks falling asleep with cigarettes in their fingers however
People are allowed to garden here so its none of the staff's business.
For the record, growing up my parents were landlords so i understand what they dealt with.
They also never had properties catch on fire from grow ops. They did have fires from dumbfucks falling asleep with cigarettes in their fingers however
CarpeNocturnum
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Wtf does this mean?
johny sunset
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Ive spoke with two other people....both friends with cutrent MMPR scripts that got the same response from their Dr when the went to get the application signed (on Friday ). Anybody else went to see their Dr? whst did they say.