The new law is by no means perfect, but it should provide thousands of Minnesotans with the ability to access and use medical marijuana. We will be back in the legislature next year to improve upon it and ensure every patient in Minnesota who could benefit from medical marijuana will have the right to do so.
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Of course, I don't want people to buy medicinal marijuana for non-medicinal purposes, because that is medicine that could have helped somebody who is ill or suffering.
So, I support this only insofar as it is used exclusively for valid medical purposes.
However, I doubt that that is how it is going to be used.
So, other than the law, there is no incentive to not get medicinal marijuana and then use it recreationally?
Do you believe there is a reason (besides the law) why people shouldn't do that? Because if there is, then it's presumably an incentive not to, and if there isn't, then I'm not sure what the problem would be.
People shouldn't do marijuana recreationally because it ticks me off and I hate it. Even its leaf shape ticks me off. If any plant looks like a scumbag that needs facial stomping, it's that one with its stupid long leaves and its dumpy flower buds. Not to mention it's in so many places where it isn't native, and it's a noxious weed in some places, and it just soaks up valuable water and nitrogen that should go to proper plants. But everyone just loves it, and they stole a day of my month to celebrate this narcotic, and it's fashionable to break the law for it and to get high off of a plant that is even a terrible shade of puke green. And there are songs and art celebrating it and everyone loves it, and I feel so dang alone because even Yarrun wants it to be legalized and nobody agrees with me.
Irrational, I know.
But, I'm not going to consign someone to seizures to appease irrational vendettas. No one should suffer for my personal feelings.
Should you be allowed to put whatever you want into your body? Sure, I think so, but there are simply more pressing matters. Plus, a lot of marijuana's alleged benefits are dubious (pun not intended, yet still amusing) at best.
I'm still ok with it being legal if tobacco is.
Oh, don't get me started on the amygdaloid cream of ice.