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Yes, of course. It only makes sense. I would imagine that it's VERY difficult to get a non-cannabis user (or someone who has never used before) to begin using it as a medical treatment due to the stigma placed on the plant. That said, I haven't consumed cannabis for a few years now and won't...

Well, if that's the case then I won't waste my time and yours by sending you any information that might prove otherwise.

Yes, sure, of course. Even despite all of the actual scientific evidence strongly suggesting that cannabis really does have actual pain killing properties (just like opiates do).

Thanks for the list Herbie! Some great strains, indeed. I'm no doubting you either, I just was curious and unfortunately I can't yet just drop by for a visit. Soon, soon.

Mind listing a dozen or so of the best strains you have there?

Real difficult to say. I would say no, as long as your regular doctor and the doctor who wrote your recommend are not one and the same, that way the recommend isn't in your regular medical records. That said, I don't think it's legal for them to access your medical records in any way; those...

Actually, yes. All of the abuse makes it MUCH more difficult for legit medical users such as myself to obtain their meds. Do you have any idea how many hoops I have to jump through? In my state the doctors are running scared from the DEA; they will do almost anything to get you to stop using...

Don't cheat the system, buck the system.

Don't believe the hype. I had a 2 level spinal fusion done 2 years ago and guess what, I still have the chronic nerve pain! Made the doc and the hospital a cool $100k though, so I guess it served its purpose.

No, you don't. A legal patient can assign you as their caregiver, you would then have the legal right to grow their limit of medicine. But you would not then be legal to consume said medicine.

I'm with you on the freedom bit, and that if you disagree so strongly that you shouldn't follow any laws you find criminal. But it seems you want to have it both ways. You don't want to follow the law, yet you still want a medical card. Why not just use it illegally as a medicine and practice...

Yes, I realize what I said there. I was pointing out the hypocrisy of our current state of affairs, not providing an argument for the illegalization of all drugs. Again, I'll go back to where I started, this is ONLY about freedom. You can throw all the evidence in the world against...

Yes, it may cost taxpayers millions to clean up after some of the mess some drugs cause, but most don't hold a candle to the mess alcohol causes, yet that's still legal and celebrated in our culture. Also, it's MUCH less expensive to treat than it is to incarcerate.

Yeah, I take back what I've said about visiting your dispensary when I get my card. You're extremely off putting in the way you deal with people here on the forums. I think I'll try and find someone a little more balanced.

What are you talking about? It's illegal to talk about your dispensary?

When I visit your dispensary I'll make sure to introduce myself. :bigjoint:

Oh please...you are now on permanent ignore. Why are you even on this forum? You're not going to convince anyone here to go over to the dark side.

This will be my last post about this in this thread since we've totally hijacked it. I repeat: my reason for wanting all drugs legal has to do with one simple thing, freedom. That's it. It has nothing to do with the type of high, or the addictive dangers, or the medical uses, or anything...

But there's a difference between you and I Herbie...you run a very public medical cannabis dispensary in CO. Is information about the dispensary considered personal info? I'm confused.

It doesn't matter if the highs are the same or even in the same ballpark. Drugs should be legal because it's WRONG to imprison people against their will who have neither harmed another person or their property. It's as simple as that. That's why we have the Constitution, to protect our...