[dewilson58]

Should Florida legalize marijuana and let The Bubble fill up with smoke??

[redwitch]

You mean it doesn't already? Sounds like you've made up your mind. (And,no, I don't smoke grass. Haven't for almost forty years.)

[dewilson58]

Originally Posted by redwitch;90***0

You mean it doesn't already? Sounds like you've made up your mind. (And,no, I don't smoke grass. Haven't for almost forty years.)

Actually I survived the 60's and the 70's without ever trying it (and still haven't).

I'm even worse than a pot smoker, I smoke cigars.

[rp001]

Yep, and tax it to the hilt. Great source of revenue while emptying our prisons of these non violent crimes that shouldn't be. Law enforcement can then concentrate on real issues instead of ruining young lives and creating future liabilities to our economy.

[Taltarzac725]

Originally Posted by rp001;90***6

Yep, and tax it to the hilt. Great source of revenue while emptying our prisons of these non violent crimes that shouldn't be. Law enforcement can then concentrate on real issues instead of ruining young lives and creating future liabilities to our economy.

Agree. Drug laws should be simplified whenever possible and this would stop the prosecution of kids just trying to get high or maybe handing out MJ to their friends for concert tickets and beer. Medical use of marijuana has already been legalized in 23 US states.

[buggyone]

Colorado and Washington have legalized "recreational" marijuana. 23 states have legalized "medical marijuana". Florida is voting on the medical use of marijuana.

I fully support the medical use of marijuana IF it can be contained to real medical issues. However, with the Florida record of their pain pill mills, it is doubtful it can be contained. I still support it, though.

The recreational use of marijuana should not have people end up in jail. Of course, it does cause the euphoria that does lead to car accidents just like drinking and driving. Those should be jailed.

Wow, Buggy, you are rambling here. Did you have a toke before typing - or is called "word processing" now?

[Uberschaf]

Charlotte's Web is a strain of medical marijuana processed into a marijuana extract that is high in cannabidiol (CBD) content, called Realm Oil and Alepsia. It does not induce the psychoactive "high" typically associated with recreational marijuana use.

[Villages PL]

Originally Posted by rp001;90***6

Yep, and tax it to the hilt. Great source of revenue while emptying our prisons of these non violent crimes that shouldn't be. Law enforcement can then concentrate on real issues instead of ruining young lives and creating future liabilities to our economy.

It's likely we would be trading one set of liabilities for another. Can you think of any? We should think about it because once you open that door there's no turning back.

Personally, I think there will be much greater numbers of people who will need to be taken care of, in one way or another, by the state.

[quirky3]

Fyi, Here is a link to a poll we took on TOTV a little while ago (the poll is closed now).
MEDICAL Marijuana

[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by Uberschaf

Charlotte's Web is a strain of medical marijuana processed into a marijuana extract that is high in cannabidiol (CBD) content, called Realm Oil and Alepsia. It does not induce the psychoactive "high" typically associated with recreational marijuana use.

Was ubershaf das? Einfach nur neugierig, Sie sind ein Dorfbewohner?

[B767drvr]

Originally Posted by Uberschaf

Charlotte's Web is a strain of medical marijuana processed into a marijuana extract that is high in cannabidiol (CBD) content, called Realm Oil and Alepsia. It does not induce the psychoactive "high" typically associated with recreational marijuana use.

Marijuana is a vegetable with very beneficial health properties when blended or juiced in raw form. Google it.

Marijuana is only psychoactive when heated. When consumed raw, there is NO psychoactive effect.

Additionally, as eluded to above, certain varieties of marijuana have no psychoactive effect even when heated and these have proven to be life-saving to epileptics and other seizure sufferers.

[Wandatime]

Seems like I just read that crime is down in Colorado since they legalized recreational marijuana.

[dewilson58]

Originally Posted by Wandatime

Seems like I just read that crime is down in Colorado since they legalized recreational marijuana.

Yep, it's all gone up in smoke.

[BarryRX]

Originally Posted by graciegirl

Was ubershaf das? Einfach nur neugierig, Sie sind ein Dorfbewohner?

Gracie, I didn't get the first part. I think the second part is asking if he is a villager?

[Barefoot]

Originally Posted by rp001;90***6

Yep, and tax it to the hilt. Great source of revenue while emptying our prisons of these non violent crimes that shouldn't be. Law enforcement can then concentrate on real issues instead of ruining young lives and creating future liabilities to our economy.