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Whatever's clever, I guess.
I just want to see sick people stop suffering needlessly and stop being denied safer treatment alternatives because of a schedule I status and statutes so clearly spawned and sustained by special interests through superstition and stereotype, not science.
Well who doesn't?
Me...
I don't want to smoke weed. I want to legally and freely be ae to grow it. I don't know why. I grew tobacco and had a blast doing it. I also like making my own beer and riding my own bike. Crazy cat I am.
Here's a song to cheer some of you up and piss some of you off.. Lol enjoy.
http://youtu.be/6QXioouB5Jw
http://youtu.be/Znpt_Umixcs
http://youtu.be/6QXioouB5Jw
http://youtu.be/Znpt_Umixcs
The plants in the college botany department were pretty.
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Me either. Did it once and all I remember is sitting on my couch asking my friend "Did those f*****s put onions on my whataburger!??!" It ain't for me.
But the medical qualities it could be harnessing are wild bunch of possibilities.
And that is what i would support without question. Hell, it could very well be me in need at some point. Or, more importantly, someone i care about.
For the rest of you, as long as you take the responsibility for your freedom you have no quarrel from me.
From what I took for the experience, it's a little like drinking in that you have to build a tolerance to it or something. I could not, for the life of me, focus my eyes ten inches in front of my face to see, or not see onions in my damn whataburger... I was hungry and didn't want to eat onions. Anything that affects a meal is a bad thing for me. I did, though, allow me to finally sleep for the first time in a few days.
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