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Minnesota becomes 22nd state to legalize medical marijuana
- Thread starter Nymphs
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When taxes and wealth go up in states like Colorado, this trend will create a deeper trend to legalize it completely.
Nymphs
Well-Known Member
I'm hoping so. This and equal marriage. I'm pretty damn sure both will be federally and stately recognized in my life. *cross fingers*
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
Im not privy to recreational aspects, but certainly it's medical benefits are more than welcome. Glad to see a practical turn around on this. It will ease a lot of suffering and pain.
Jeremy Mason
Well-Known Member
Yes, as it should. Colorado legalized cannabis and Denvers crime rates dropped.
Crime Still Isn't Devouring Denver 4 Months After Legal Pot
Dirty Penguin
Master Of Ceremony
Awesome....:yes:
oldbadger
Skanky Old Mongrel!
Very good. I do wish that Britistan would wise up.
Nymphs
Well-Known Member
Only those conditions?
... and the stress induced by moving goalposts. 
Nymphs
Well-Known Member
... and the stress induced by moving goalposts.
Pardon? :areyoucra
Do you have anything to add to this particular thread that is related to the OP?
Skwim
Veteran Member
Said the gatekeeper.
I don't honestly care if the trend will continue, but if a substance has legitimate medical usages and is demonstrably safe under prescribed usages, there is no sound reason to prohibit doctors from adding it to their tool kit. The only reason I might prohibit a substance for medical uses is because the substance is derived from a T/E species or is not being sustainably sourced.
Nymphs
Well-Known Member
Thank you for your comment. I am worried about sustainable sourcing, but from what I understand, cannabis is pretty sustainable in and of itself.
It's easily cultivated; I'm not too concerned about this particular species. Given the legal issues surrounding cannabis, anything grown for medical production would be under sound control; this has the added benefit of providing intrinsic quality control infrastructure to ensure a good medical product is being created.
DreadFish
Cosmic Vagabond
I think that it's a domino effect that's already going. I honesty expect the majority of the states to have recreational/medical legalization within the next 10 years.