Why is Medical Marijuana not legalized?
April 14th, 2006


Great to see that we have received so many comments from our first post.

I can see from your comments that you feel medical marijuana should be legalized. The reason being that marijuana can help people with many different illnesses and medical conditions.

Why do you think most countries governments don’t legalize medical marijuana?
Considering marijuana is considered by many to be a light drug, which does less damage than alcohol.

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116 Responses to “Why is Medical Marijuana not legalized?”

  1. blondemoment says:

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_drug-related_deaths

    The above website speaks for itself as to what prescription drugs and alcohol do and how many lives have been lost. But name one person who has ever been harmed by wacky tobaccy, bet ya cant even name one!!

    I have terrible insomnia and have for years. I refuse to try a prescription but I have tried numerous over the counter remedies. Sure, they might induce a lousy nights sleep, but I wake up the next morning and feel like crap, no energy, sluggish and lethargic all day. But if I smoke about an hour before bed, I have a wonderful night’s sleep, and wake up the next morning, feel great and have lots of energy all day. Marijuana has been a God send to me. PLEASE LEGALIZE IT. It is a wonder drug.

  2. Elizabeth says:

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    There is a separate full-day healthcare provider conference on September 25 for $250 that includes conference materials and lunch. If you are a healthcare provider of any type – traditional or alternative medicine, chiropractor or wellness expert – and you need to be able to discuss medical marijuana with your patients, you will benefit from this conference. There is also a business section where you can learn how you might become involved in the business of medical marijuana.

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  3. palash says:

    We too will stand still for ANTI DRUG DAY-26th of June.

    Somebody said “Marijuana is a much bigger part of the WORLD addiction problem than most people – teens or adults – realize.”

    The holly herb can motivate us to judge between right n wrong. Addiction is a problem not this kind of motivation. Bottom line is to Legalize
    Marijuana…..

    Newayz we do not give a damn what the people sitting on chair comment on it.

  4. George says:

    I am a 73-year old male who for ‘lo those many years believed the governments BS regarding cannabis. It wasn’t until this year that I became interested in researching for myself all the hoopla about its origin, legislation, prohibition, use and abuse.

    My findings were eye opening and startling to say the least.

    Yes cannabis creates and sustains employment throughout the U.S. as seen via the DEA, ATF, local/state/federal law enforcement, et al.

    The government legislature steadfastly supports its illegal status despite factual evidence that the 1934 law prohibiting its use was based on “head-in-the-sand” politics and totally without merit or substantiation
    .
    Another words, the law was an outright lie to the American people then and is still so to this day. I have never used cannabis but I have a 54-year old daughter with chronic lupus and fibromyalgia who could greatly benefit from the prescribed cannabis at considerably less cost than the many pain reducing drugs she must take to keep her daily pain level in check.

    I believe its time for the opponents of cannabis to wake up and smell the roses and quit lying to themselves and to others just to stay in power.

  5. sleven says:

    There are many reasons canibus should be legal, for one its older than most of the countries today maybe all. our military used hemp for many products from rope to laxative. birds preferr hemp seeds to any other seed. the U.S. constitution was written on hemp paper and the flag was made of a hemp thread. marijuana is not a drug its neither permanently harmeful nor is it addictive. but most importantly its usess are endless, from digestive issues, eye related problems, stress, anxiety, depression.

    The list goes on and on. there is not a person alive today who couldnt benefit from the plant. i think that most people have a distorted view about marijuana, its not a privledge its a right. legalizing the plant doesnt mean every one has to do it. laws should be in place to accomidate the uses of it but i find it outrageous that anyone could prevent the people from a plant put here by god. we didnt create the plant it was here before us. dont know about the rest of you but my lords word and work means more than that of any man. and by no means am i a religious freak, couldnt tell ya the last time i went to church. no matter what your reason speak your peace its your right to be heard. get it legal

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