Comments on: Celebrities who support Medical Marijuana

By: Chris

Chris — Thu, 23 Jun 2011 18:32:29 +0000

Perhaps more importantly, now federal lawmakers are coming out supporting medical marijuana, at least indirectly. The bill proposed by Congressmen Ron Paul and Barney Frank goes a long way toward making medical marijuana more legitimate (a subject which I covered today at http://is.gd/VHby51). It's also interesting to see Montel not only support it, but actively get involved in it. He could, after all, be thrown in jail considering that dispensaries are still illegal from a federal perspective. Chris, Dispensary Business News.

By: paul cassenelli

paul cassenelli — Sat, 26 Mar 2011 08:40:26 +0000

Well Erika, from the short note you wrote, explains the 1 track mind you have.

Try educating yourself & know the truth of how hard it is to get a medical marijuana card in the few states that give them. So i guess it’s ok by you to drink alcohol to forget your problems, because you can’t have fun without it.

But using marijuana for many medical reasons. This has nothing to do with being a pot head as you call use. Most are hard working people that are sick of taking pills loaded with chemicals that destroy our bodies worse than the health issues ever could.

By: Digital vaporizer

Digital vaporizer — Fri, 04 Mar 2011 03:15:46 +0000

I am an RN and have seen much suffering in my career. I am also a cancer survivor, I have smoked marijuana in the past to cope with symptoms. Fortunately, I am well now, my cancer is gone & I have not touched marijuana in many years, but I do not believe that closed-minded, fearful individuals should be allowed to sentence me, or any other suffering individual to a lingering discomfort caused by disease, injury, or treatment. There are numerous studies that document scientific evidence of the therapeutic benifits of marijuana and there are numerous studiees that show the evidence of the detremental effects of tobacco and alcohol, yet these substances are legal!

By: Sunflower

Sunflower — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 03:24:25 +0000

As long as the people try to force their own sense of moral certitude on others this country will never truly be free.

Why should one man force another not to smoke a glass pipe? Isn’t morality supposed to include respect and without respect for others freedom how can one truly be an American? Bravo Montel, Bravo.

By: Kim

Kim — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 18:39:34 +0000

Try not to have such a closed mind and educate yourself as to the chemical properties of the marijuana plant, the human cannibinoid receptors in our brains and the possiblity of restoring some quality of life to people who are suffering with irretractable pain, such as the pain suffered by MS, ALS, neuropathies, cancer, etc. Many prescription drugs are far more dangerous and have a higher propensity for for abuse as well as adverse side effects.
I am an RN and have seen much suffering in my career. I am also a cancer survivor, I have smoked marijuana in the past to cope with symptoms. Fortunately, I am well now, my cancer is gone & I have not touched marijuana in many years, but I do not believe that closed-minded, fearful individuals should be allowed to sentence me, or any other suffering individual to a lingering discomfort caused by disease, injury, or treatment. There are numerous studies that document scientific evidence of the therapeutic benifits of marijuana and there are numerous studiees that show the evidence of the detremental effects of tobacco and alcohol, yet these substances are legal!

By: erika

erika — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 23:53:00 +0000

only a loser pot head would want thhis kind of crimminal activity to pass cause then they can go to their doctor and say my thumb hurts and write me a letter so I can smoke some weed. Montell Williams is old news, what reputation