Dryden Dispensary Raided

cephalopod - i know for a fact that the owner himself is a patient/caregiver, he was the one actually making the sales so i dont see what the problem is there and i know another dude that works there is a patient/caregiver as well. i think they didnt like how much business they were getting and i think it probably runs along with what jonnynobody said too...most of the patients going in didnt look sick and imo they probably didnt like the number of young kids coming in...to them it probably looks like a bunch of young people just taking advantage of the system.

i have a mutual friend of the owner so the next time i see him ill ask him if he has heard anything.

dont these cops ever think, "maybe they dont look sick because the medicine (marijuana) is working."

cmt1984 said:

dont these cops ever think, "maybe they dont look sick because the medicine (marijuana) is working."

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Couldn't have said it better myself. I suppose those in opposition would be happier if you simply took an addictive sleeping pill from your local pharmacy when you suffer from chronic insomnia rather than medicate with a safer alternative, simply because that alternative has a social stigma attached to it, thanks to 70 years of lies and propaganda. When dramatic changes happen in this country, the opposition has always resisted those changes. In this case, the opposition is law enforcement, and it's not likely to change anytime soon. Hell California passed their mmj legislation 14 years ago and cops are still harassing mmj users in some regions of the state...these are growing pains my friends. At least we're moving in the right direction though. If prop 19 passes in Ca, the national spotlight will be on cannabis reform so maybe...just maybe, the federal government might be forced to FINALLY deal with this shit on a national level and eliminate this gray area bullshit. We have better things for our police to be doing with their time...

i totally agree with ya jonny.

dont forget, detroit also has legalization on the ballot this november.