As some if not all of you know by now Marc Emery is currently in jail in Canada waiting for the papers to be signed which will see him extradited to the US.
Check out http://www.noextradition.net to help free Marc Emery
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
The Cannabis Channel
Hey everyone,
Check out http://www.youtube.com/user/TheCannabisChannel for lots of great documentaries and other great clips for all your cannabis/marijuana needs
Check out http://www.youtube.com/user/TheCannabisChannel for lots of great documentaries and other great clips for all your cannabis/marijuana needs
Friday, July 31, 2009
Worldwide Rallies For "The Prince of Pot" Marc Emery
Join 'The Worldwide Rally For The Prince of Pot', and show your support for Marc Emery, the marijuana activist who is going to prison in the United States for FIVE YEARS for selling marijuana seeds.
The rally will be on the Saturday prior to the day of his sentencing in Seattle, US, expected in October.
START A RALLY IN YOUR CITY: JUST SEND YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS AND ANY OTHER INFO TO JEREMIAH@CANNABISCULTURE.COM
SEE THE FULL LIST OF CITIES HERE:
http://www.cannabisculture.com/v2/content/worldwide-rally-prince-pot-marc-emery
JOIN THE FACEBOOK GROUP:
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=146644006144
Marc Emery is a marijuana activist, Vancouver store owner, and editor of Cannabis Culture Magazine who was raided by the DEA in 2005 and arrested for selling marijuana seeds over the Internet. After fighting extradition to the United States for four years, Marc has been forced to cut a deal that will likely see him in an American prison for five years. Once the deal is made, Marc will be sentenced sometime in October.
Marc Emery, Cannabis Culture and WhyProhibtion.ca are calling for worldwide protests on the SATURDAY prior to the day of Marc's sentencing, to be announced. We hope to enlist the help of volunteers and planners around that will coordinate demonstrations in cities around the globe.
Marc hopes to see at least 420 demonstrations all over the world - as in, four hundred and twenty villages, towns, cities, islands, and communities with a protest on Marc's behalf, in at least 42 countries. Marc has Facebook friends in Finland, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, England, Scotland, Ireland, Turkey, Greece, Russia, Chile, Argentina, Brasil, Costa Rica, Mexico, United States, Canada, Iceland, Vietnam, South Africa, Morocco, Saudi Arabia, Australia, New Zealand, and several other nations.
In Canada, Marc would like his supporters from every community in the country to hold a rally at their local Government of Canada building. The government of Canada is responsible for the marijuana prohibition as well as signing off on Marc's extradition. We are hoping for organizers to come forward to host major rallies in support of Marc at US consulates in Vancouver, Calgary, Toronto, Montreal, Halifax, and the US Embassy in Ottawa.
In the United States, we hope for a rally in all 50 States in as many cities and towns at main courthouses, DEA offices, Justice Dept. offices, or a main intersections for maximum visibility to your community.
Across the globe, we hope for a rally in every country we can find a supporter to lead a rally, wherever on the earth they may be, at Canadian embassies or consulates, courthouses, or main intersections.
Those interested can help by planning a rally and organizing with others in their community. Please contact Cannabis Culture (604-689-0590) or Marc directly (marc@cannabisculture.com) if you would like to be a leader of a rally Marc Emery's name, or help with such a rally in your community, or would attend or make signs.
Over 40 demonstrations were held around the world on September 10, 2005 to protest Marc's arrest for extradition to the United States, including Moscow, Prague, Wellington, Sydney, Mexico City, Paris, London.
Cannabis Culture has these articles on holding a pot-protest or rally:
http://www.cannabisculture.com/v2/node/10725
Rally Tools:
http://www.cannabisculture.com/v2/node/10728
Signs suggestions:
* Free Marc Emery * Free Anti-Prohibition Activist Marc Emery
* Free Cannabis Culture Leader Marc Emery
* DEA out of __________ (your country or town here)
* End Prohibition * No More Drug War
The purpose of signs is to stir the mind of any passersby who might google 'Marc Emery', 'Prohibition', or 'Drug War'.
It is important to inform your local media of the rally and its purpose, why you support Marc Emery. Tell them the extradition of a non-violent Canadian to an American prison is WRONG! Address the fact the DEA (US Drug Enforcement Administration) is in your country also, and should be expelled.
Find out why Marc is cutting a deal with US prosecutors: http://www.cannabisculture.com/v2/node/18283
Find out more about Marc's fight against extradition: http://www.noextradition.net
To help Marc further, all supporters are encouraged to write a polite, sensitive letter to his sentencing judge, Ricardo Martinez, in the federal court in Seattle, pleading for leniency.
Send letters to: Honorable Ricardo S. Martinez U.S. Courthouse 700 Stewart Street Seattle, WA 98101
Find out more about
Judge Martinez here: http://depts.washington.edu/civilr/martinez.htm
--------------------------------------------------
RALLY ORGANIZERS - PLEASE SEND US:
1. The country, city, and location of the rally you would like to hold.
2. An email address others can contact you at.
3. Any Facebook, MySpace, or website pages for the rally.
Send all emails to jeremiah@cannabisculture.com
The rally will be on the Saturday prior to the day of his sentencing in Seattle, US, expected in October.
START A RALLY IN YOUR CITY: JUST SEND YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS AND ANY OTHER INFO TO JEREMIAH@CANNABISCULTURE.COM
SEE THE FULL LIST OF CITIES HERE:
http://www.cannabisculture.com/v2/content/worldwide-rally-prince-pot-marc-emery
JOIN THE FACEBOOK GROUP:
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=146644006144
Marc Emery is a marijuana activist, Vancouver store owner, and editor of Cannabis Culture Magazine who was raided by the DEA in 2005 and arrested for selling marijuana seeds over the Internet. After fighting extradition to the United States for four years, Marc has been forced to cut a deal that will likely see him in an American prison for five years. Once the deal is made, Marc will be sentenced sometime in October.
Marc Emery, Cannabis Culture and WhyProhibtion.ca are calling for worldwide protests on the SATURDAY prior to the day of Marc's sentencing, to be announced. We hope to enlist the help of volunteers and planners around that will coordinate demonstrations in cities around the globe.
Marc hopes to see at least 420 demonstrations all over the world - as in, four hundred and twenty villages, towns, cities, islands, and communities with a protest on Marc's behalf, in at least 42 countries. Marc has Facebook friends in Finland, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, England, Scotland, Ireland, Turkey, Greece, Russia, Chile, Argentina, Brasil, Costa Rica, Mexico, United States, Canada, Iceland, Vietnam, South Africa, Morocco, Saudi Arabia, Australia, New Zealand, and several other nations.
In Canada, Marc would like his supporters from every community in the country to hold a rally at their local Government of Canada building. The government of Canada is responsible for the marijuana prohibition as well as signing off on Marc's extradition. We are hoping for organizers to come forward to host major rallies in support of Marc at US consulates in Vancouver, Calgary, Toronto, Montreal, Halifax, and the US Embassy in Ottawa.
In the United States, we hope for a rally in all 50 States in as many cities and towns at main courthouses, DEA offices, Justice Dept. offices, or a main intersections for maximum visibility to your community.
Across the globe, we hope for a rally in every country we can find a supporter to lead a rally, wherever on the earth they may be, at Canadian embassies or consulates, courthouses, or main intersections.
Those interested can help by planning a rally and organizing with others in their community. Please contact Cannabis Culture (604-689-0590) or Marc directly (marc@cannabisculture.com) if you would like to be a leader of a rally Marc Emery's name, or help with such a rally in your community, or would attend or make signs.
Over 40 demonstrations were held around the world on September 10, 2005 to protest Marc's arrest for extradition to the United States, including Moscow, Prague, Wellington, Sydney, Mexico City, Paris, London.
Cannabis Culture has these articles on holding a pot-protest or rally:
http://www.cannabisculture.com/v2/node/10725
Rally Tools:
http://www.cannabisculture.com/v2/node/10728
Signs suggestions:
* Free Marc Emery * Free Anti-Prohibition Activist Marc Emery
* Free Cannabis Culture Leader Marc Emery
* DEA out of __________ (your country or town here)
* End Prohibition * No More Drug War
The purpose of signs is to stir the mind of any passersby who might google 'Marc Emery', 'Prohibition', or 'Drug War'.
It is important to inform your local media of the rally and its purpose, why you support Marc Emery. Tell them the extradition of a non-violent Canadian to an American prison is WRONG! Address the fact the DEA (US Drug Enforcement Administration) is in your country also, and should be expelled.
Find out why Marc is cutting a deal with US prosecutors: http://www.cannabisculture.com/v2/node/18283
Find out more about Marc's fight against extradition: http://www.noextradition.net
To help Marc further, all supporters are encouraged to write a polite, sensitive letter to his sentencing judge, Ricardo Martinez, in the federal court in Seattle, pleading for leniency.
Send letters to: Honorable Ricardo S. Martinez U.S. Courthouse 700 Stewart Street Seattle, WA 98101
Find out more about
Judge Martinez here: http://depts.washington.edu/civilr/martinez.htm
--------------------------------------------------
RALLY ORGANIZERS - PLEASE SEND US:
1. The country, city, and location of the rally you would like to hold.
2. An email address others can contact you at.
3. Any Facebook, MySpace, or website pages for the rally.
Send all emails to jeremiah@cannabisculture.com
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
Some good news. UN Backs Drug Decriminalization In Drug Report
It's great to see this report come out and especially positive to see they now accept the system of decriminilisation in Portugal works. Prohibition certainly doesn't
http://cannabisnews.com/news/24/thread24890.shtml
Rants coming soon :)
http://cannabisnews.com/news/24/thread24890.shtml
Rants coming soon :)
Sunday, April 26, 2009
The return of the rants
Hi Folks,
My activism has taken up my time now but after the anti cannabis prohibition march in Cork on May 9th this blog will be back up. The Dublin and Cork marches in Ireland are going to be great
www.cannabisireland.net
My activism has taken up my time now but after the anti cannabis prohibition march in Cork on May 9th this blog will be back up. The Dublin and Cork marches in Ireland are going to be great
www.cannabisireland.net
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
The Global Marijuana March 2009. Lets go marching
For some the Global Marijuana March is a day they would not miss, while some will have or will only become aware of its existence for the first time this year. So what is the Global Marijuana March and what can you do once you've heard of this event? Apart from attending of course.
While there has been marches and other events against cannabis prohibition for many years in various countries, the Global Marijuana March in its current format began in 1999 and some cities will be holding their 10th event this coming May, while some like in Cork in Ireland will be holding their first. Some of the well known organisers since 1999 include Dana Beal, a social and political activist who runs the website cures-not-wars.org and who has been involved in the cannabis movement for decades. The Cannabis Culture Magazine and its contributors such as Marc Emery as well as other famous faces from the cannabis scene have also played their part in making the Global Marijuana March what it is today, along with every single person who has turned up and shown their support and who will I hope continue to show their support for as long as it takes.
According to the organisers themselves over 544 cities from 54 nations have signed up since 1999, thus showing the strength this march has and no doubt in the coming years the number of cities and nations involved will continue to grow as more and more people realise that cannabis prohibition just does not work. The Global Marijuana March is a celebration embracing cannabis culture as a personal lifestyle choice and is a day out where you can meet like minded people in mass, something which is not always possible when cannabis users are treated like criminals. Participants at the events and the groups behind the marches unite to promote cannabis as the medicine it is, how prohibition is a failure and more, the events are also to entertain and educate both consumers and non-consumers alike.
Its well under two months until it will be that time of the year for the worldwide cannabis community to unite and to call on their governments to end the unjust cannabis laws. In early May of this year, either on the first or second Saturday of the month over 200 cities across the globe will take part in the annual event, recreational and medical users and even non cannabis users who see prohibition as a failure will turnout in mass globally to voice their opinion. The event is also known as the worldwide marijuana march or even the million marijuana march and some cities have local names for it like J-Day etc. Depending on the location and size of the protests events range from marching/rallies to concerts and festivals and much more. At some of the events around the globe crowds of thousands are expected, last year in Toronto around 15,000 people reportedly attended the march.
Having taken part in my first march last year and from reports, videos and photos of other marches I can say that it is generally a great day for cannabis lovers, regardless if it is for recreational or medical users, regardless if you are a long time activist or taking your first steps as one, even non cannabis users can enjoy the atmosphere that comes with the event. For many of us it is the only day you will be surrounded by as many like minded people at the one time, the feeling is unique. While it varies from country to country and even city to city these events usually go down without any problems from law enforcement, the marches are legal, peaceful, fun and there seems to be a smell in the air and a cloud of smoke. But it is a pro cannabis event so I think law enforcement should be expecting some if not all the protesters to light one up. Of course if one chooses to he does so at his own risk.
If you are attending your nearest event and possibly helping out with it then kudos to you, if you want to help with the protest then organizers you will be happy to know are usually grateful for the help. So once you find out where the nearest event is then speak with like minded people on forums, download and print fliers or get some from the organizers and spread the message about the events. Even if you can only contribute a few hours from now until the day of the march it does not matter as every little helps.
The events are not too far off, so now is the time for the promotion of the events to be pushed further. If you want to spread awareness of the marches then tell your friends offline and online, even if they live thousands of miles away as their might be an event near them, so getting talking, texting and e-mailing now. We can use social networking websites like Bebo, Facebook, Myspace etc. to put information up on the marches on our personal pages and also by sending out messages to our friends. Online forums and websites are also great places to make people aware of the march, most cannabis forums probably have some discussion of the topic already but if not then get posting. There are many ways we can promote the march and we all need to play our part.
Cannabis prohibition is a failure and over the first two weekends of May this year we have a chance to voice our opinions! Like I said the Global Marijuana March for many of us is an unique day and a great social event that will become a regular thing for many.... so get involved now!
More information:
To see a list of cities involved this year visit http://www.globalmarijuanamarch.org and http://cannabis.wikia.com/wiki/Global_Marijuana_March
To see a list of the cities that have been involved since 1999 visit http://cannabis.wikia.com/wiki/Globa...a_March_cities
While there has been marches and other events against cannabis prohibition for many years in various countries, the Global Marijuana March in its current format began in 1999 and some cities will be holding their 10th event this coming May, while some like in Cork in Ireland will be holding their first. Some of the well known organisers since 1999 include Dana Beal, a social and political activist who runs the website cures-not-wars.org and who has been involved in the cannabis movement for decades. The Cannabis Culture Magazine and its contributors such as Marc Emery as well as other famous faces from the cannabis scene have also played their part in making the Global Marijuana March what it is today, along with every single person who has turned up and shown their support and who will I hope continue to show their support for as long as it takes.
According to the organisers themselves over 544 cities from 54 nations have signed up since 1999, thus showing the strength this march has and no doubt in the coming years the number of cities and nations involved will continue to grow as more and more people realise that cannabis prohibition just does not work. The Global Marijuana March is a celebration embracing cannabis culture as a personal lifestyle choice and is a day out where you can meet like minded people in mass, something which is not always possible when cannabis users are treated like criminals. Participants at the events and the groups behind the marches unite to promote cannabis as the medicine it is, how prohibition is a failure and more, the events are also to entertain and educate both consumers and non-consumers alike.
Its well under two months until it will be that time of the year for the worldwide cannabis community to unite and to call on their governments to end the unjust cannabis laws. In early May of this year, either on the first or second Saturday of the month over 200 cities across the globe will take part in the annual event, recreational and medical users and even non cannabis users who see prohibition as a failure will turnout in mass globally to voice their opinion. The event is also known as the worldwide marijuana march or even the million marijuana march and some cities have local names for it like J-Day etc. Depending on the location and size of the protests events range from marching/rallies to concerts and festivals and much more. At some of the events around the globe crowds of thousands are expected, last year in Toronto around 15,000 people reportedly attended the march.
Having taken part in my first march last year and from reports, videos and photos of other marches I can say that it is generally a great day for cannabis lovers, regardless if it is for recreational or medical users, regardless if you are a long time activist or taking your first steps as one, even non cannabis users can enjoy the atmosphere that comes with the event. For many of us it is the only day you will be surrounded by as many like minded people at the one time, the feeling is unique. While it varies from country to country and even city to city these events usually go down without any problems from law enforcement, the marches are legal, peaceful, fun and there seems to be a smell in the air and a cloud of smoke. But it is a pro cannabis event so I think law enforcement should be expecting some if not all the protesters to light one up. Of course if one chooses to he does so at his own risk.
If you are attending your nearest event and possibly helping out with it then kudos to you, if you want to help with the protest then organizers you will be happy to know are usually grateful for the help. So once you find out where the nearest event is then speak with like minded people on forums, download and print fliers or get some from the organizers and spread the message about the events. Even if you can only contribute a few hours from now until the day of the march it does not matter as every little helps.
The events are not too far off, so now is the time for the promotion of the events to be pushed further. If you want to spread awareness of the marches then tell your friends offline and online, even if they live thousands of miles away as their might be an event near them, so getting talking, texting and e-mailing now. We can use social networking websites like Bebo, Facebook, Myspace etc. to put information up on the marches on our personal pages and also by sending out messages to our friends. Online forums and websites are also great places to make people aware of the march, most cannabis forums probably have some discussion of the topic already but if not then get posting. There are many ways we can promote the march and we all need to play our part.
Cannabis prohibition is a failure and over the first two weekends of May this year we have a chance to voice our opinions! Like I said the Global Marijuana March for many of us is an unique day and a great social event that will become a regular thing for many.... so get involved now!
More information:
To see a list of cities involved this year visit http://www.globalmarijuanamarch.org and http://cannabis.wikia.com/wiki/Global_Marijuana_March
To see a list of the cities that have been involved since 1999 visit http://cannabis.wikia.com/wiki/Globa...a_March_cities
Sunday, February 22, 2009
Medical Marijuana: A summary and an opinion
The cannabis plant has a long history of being used as a medicine in many cultures and there has been many positive studies involving the use of cannabis as a medicine. It has helped the life's of sick people but still many countries reject the idea cannabis has any medical value
What Is Medical Marijuana?:
Medical Marijuana refers to the use of cannabis/marijuana as a herbal therapy and also the use of synthetic THC and cannabinoids.
A Brief History:
The first use of cannabis as a medicine is hard to pinpoint but in China its believed its been used as a medicine for around 4000 years, Egyptian texts like Ebers Papyrus and the Ramesseum III Papyrus, both from over 1000 years BC describe medical marijuana. Other cultures also have references to medical marijuana from texts thousands of years old. In modern medicine cannabis was used more in western civilization from the 19th century onwards following experiments and promotion from Irish doctor William Brooke O'Shaughnessy. The creation of aspirin is considered by some to be responsible for the decline of the use of cannabis as a medicine, along with the anti-cannabis campaign in the early part of 20th century, with movies like Reefer Madness cannabis went from medicine to a drug that makes you insane. In more recent times only a few countries recognize cannabis as a medicine and there is some pharmaceutical companies looking into the many compounds within the plant for medicinal purposes.
Where?:
Lots of countries class cannabis as having no medicinal value so Medical Marijuana is only available in either herbal or synthetic form in Austria, Belgium, Canada, Finland, Israel, Spain, the Netherlands, the UK and in 13 states of the US. The laws are different in all countries with medical marijuana and gaining access maybe difficult. You will need a doctor's recommendation so your doctor is the best person to speak to if you live somewhere where medical cannabis might be available for you. The situation in the US is complicated with the 13 states having passed state laws, but medical marijuana is not recognized by federal law. This means patients who use and grow medical marijuana legally under state law still have to live in fear of the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) raiding and possibly arresting them. As I spoke about before, there is hope that thing will change under the new president but only time will tell
Uses:
Cannabis has been used as a medicine for years for pain relief and is considered especially good for relieving neuropathic pain (pain from nerve damage). Cannabis also helps with nausea, spasticity, glaucoma, and movement disorders, cannabis is also a powerful appetite stimulant and is specifically good for patients suffering from HIV and other illnesses that reduce your appetite. Some newer research finds cannabis properties may protect the body against some types of malignant tumors and are neuroprotective. There is many more uses for cannabis medically and no doubt further research will show more benefits of the plant.
Future:
It should be easy to say that the future of cannabis being used as a medicine is bright but with most countries worldwide rejecting the idea that cannabis has any medical value it makes progress much harder. I hope soon more countries and all the states of the USA will have access to medical cannabis. Awareness needs to be spread about the medical value of cannabis as there is more people who could benefit from the plant.The use of cannabis as a medicine is nothing new and the fact that some pharmaceutical companies are looking closely at the plant and some of its compounds does not surprise me. Since they cannot patent a plant those looking into making money from the plant will look at making a synthetic version that they can make millions of. It would be easier and better for the patients simply to grow their own medicine but of then how would the pharmaceutical companies make money then?
People might argue that smoking your medicine is not a healthy way of taking medicine, but with the vaporizers available on the market for healthy inhalation and the fact you can make edible or drinkable goodies form cannabis or a hemp oil then cannabis does not need to be smoked.
The difference among recreational use and medical use of cannabis needs to be recognized by more people. While I believe that a responsible adult should have the right to use cannabis recreationally, I do think that there should be no doubt about allowing a sick person use a plant with a long history of medical value should be accepted and legal. What might be considered just the munchies by a recreational user is for some medical users the difference between having an appetite or not.
Cannabis has a great potential as a medicine and more awareness, and acceptance is needed. Read up and spread the word
If you would like more information on the medical use of cannabis and to read studies and more on the subject then please check out the following websites. There is plenty of more information out there.
NORML
Medical Marijuana Pros and Cons
MPP
CannabisMD.org
What Is Medical Marijuana?:
Medical Marijuana refers to the use of cannabis/marijuana as a herbal therapy and also the use of synthetic THC and cannabinoids.
A Brief History:
The first use of cannabis as a medicine is hard to pinpoint but in China its believed its been used as a medicine for around 4000 years, Egyptian texts like Ebers Papyrus and the Ramesseum III Papyrus, both from over 1000 years BC describe medical marijuana. Other cultures also have references to medical marijuana from texts thousands of years old. In modern medicine cannabis was used more in western civilization from the 19th century onwards following experiments and promotion from Irish doctor William Brooke O'Shaughnessy. The creation of aspirin is considered by some to be responsible for the decline of the use of cannabis as a medicine, along with the anti-cannabis campaign in the early part of 20th century, with movies like Reefer Madness cannabis went from medicine to a drug that makes you insane. In more recent times only a few countries recognize cannabis as a medicine and there is some pharmaceutical companies looking into the many compounds within the plant for medicinal purposes.
Where?:
Lots of countries class cannabis as having no medicinal value so Medical Marijuana is only available in either herbal or synthetic form in Austria, Belgium, Canada, Finland, Israel, Spain, the Netherlands, the UK and in 13 states of the US. The laws are different in all countries with medical marijuana and gaining access maybe difficult. You will need a doctor's recommendation so your doctor is the best person to speak to if you live somewhere where medical cannabis might be available for you. The situation in the US is complicated with the 13 states having passed state laws, but medical marijuana is not recognized by federal law. This means patients who use and grow medical marijuana legally under state law still have to live in fear of the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) raiding and possibly arresting them. As I spoke about before, there is hope that thing will change under the new president but only time will tell
Uses:
Cannabis has been used as a medicine for years for pain relief and is considered especially good for relieving neuropathic pain (pain from nerve damage). Cannabis also helps with nausea, spasticity, glaucoma, and movement disorders, cannabis is also a powerful appetite stimulant and is specifically good for patients suffering from HIV and other illnesses that reduce your appetite. Some newer research finds cannabis properties may protect the body against some types of malignant tumors and are neuroprotective. There is many more uses for cannabis medically and no doubt further research will show more benefits of the plant.
Future:
It should be easy to say that the future of cannabis being used as a medicine is bright but with most countries worldwide rejecting the idea that cannabis has any medical value it makes progress much harder. I hope soon more countries and all the states of the USA will have access to medical cannabis. Awareness needs to be spread about the medical value of cannabis as there is more people who could benefit from the plant.The use of cannabis as a medicine is nothing new and the fact that some pharmaceutical companies are looking closely at the plant and some of its compounds does not surprise me. Since they cannot patent a plant those looking into making money from the plant will look at making a synthetic version that they can make millions of. It would be easier and better for the patients simply to grow their own medicine but of then how would the pharmaceutical companies make money then?
People might argue that smoking your medicine is not a healthy way of taking medicine, but with the vaporizers available on the market for healthy inhalation and the fact you can make edible or drinkable goodies form cannabis or a hemp oil then cannabis does not need to be smoked.
The difference among recreational use and medical use of cannabis needs to be recognized by more people. While I believe that a responsible adult should have the right to use cannabis recreationally, I do think that there should be no doubt about allowing a sick person use a plant with a long history of medical value should be accepted and legal. What might be considered just the munchies by a recreational user is for some medical users the difference between having an appetite or not.
Cannabis has a great potential as a medicine and more awareness, and acceptance is needed. Read up and spread the word
If you would like more information on the medical use of cannabis and to read studies and more on the subject then please check out the following websites. There is plenty of more information out there.
NORML
Medical Marijuana Pros and Cons
MPP
CannabisMD.org
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