so any guess on how long til the feds raid the pot shops?

[billt]

This so called "Medical Marijuana" is legal here in Arizona. Where I work, if you have a on the job injury, you are automatically tested for drugs at the same clinic or hospital you go to, in order to receive treatment for the injury. If you test positive for Marijuana you will automatically be fired. Even if you have a "card". Same if you apply and test positive. Our insurance carrier demands it. The whole thing is a ruse.

Also, the ATF has already released a letter a year or so ago, that if you use "Medical Marijuana" it forbids you from purchasing a gun. Get caught with both a CCW, (weapon & card), and a "Medical Marijuana" card in your wallet at the same time, and you're asking for trouble....Federal trouble from the ATF. Especially if the date on the M.M. card is the older of the two. All that for a high? Good luck telling the ATF how they're "infringing" on your Second Amendment rights.

[TAB]

it has been proven that it is addictive. 

[kmitch200]

This so called "Medical Marijuana" is legal here in Arizona. Where I work, if you have a on the job injury, you are automatically tested for drugs at the same clinic or hospital you go to, in order to receive treatment for the injury. If you test positive for Marijuana you will automatically be fired. Even if you have a "card". Same if you apply and test positive. Our insurance carrier demands it. The whole thing is a ruse.

Also, the ATF has already released a letter a year or so ago, that if you use "Medical Marijuana" it forbids you from purchasing a gun. Get caught with both a CCW, (weapon & card), and a "Medical Marijuana" card in your wallet at the same time, and you're asking for trouble....Federal trouble from the ATF. Especially if the date on the M.M. card is the older of the two. All that for a high? Good luck telling the ATF how they're "infringing" on your Second Amendment rights.

Ruse? Try telling that to the wife of my friend who died of brain cancer. Chemo was leaving him so nauseated that he was losing weight big time. Not good for a guy that started out as skinny kid to begin with. All the Zofran in the world wasn't making his nausea any better.
He didn't like to smoke so he got his card and got some cannibis edibles. He was able to finally EAT.

4473s have had the unlawful drug question for a long time. If you lie on a federal form you are asking for trouble. Al Capone found that out the hard way.
If someone wants to give up their 2A rights, just like if they want to waive their 5thA rights when questioned by police, that's their choice.
IMO, an employer has every right to test for drugs and fire those that use them - nobody sentenced them to work there. If someone wants to risk that for a high, that's their choice.

If the .gov removed the restrictions on EVERY drug known, (like the old days when the percentage of addicts was lower than it is now), an employer would still have the right to demand you be clean.
Works the same way with alcohol now.   

[Timothy]

Kmitch...  He's not going to get it....  Personal freedom is lost on the boy! 

[TAB]

strike one just happen.  fox is reporting a 2 year old hospitalized for eating pot.   reports say she found a cookie, not sure if thats true or not.  It is pluasable, but so is it was in her home.

[Sponsor]

[Timothy]

You can't legislate stupidity either, TAB! 

[TAB]

no they can't, but does not stop them from trying.

[Timothy]

no they can't, but does not stop them from trying.

At last we agree on something...

[TAB]

why are there laws against shooting a gun in the air?   we all know its dangerous and unsafe, yet people don't care and do it anyways.  With personal freedoms also comes responicablitys.   a big one with owning a gun, is not using it in a unsafe manor.   i think we all agree with thay. 

[Rastus]

<snip>
YOU CANNOT LEGISLATE MORALITY. It has been an epic FAIL at every attempt throughout history. <snip>

Without jumping into the pot thing at all...other than whatever is truly medicine should be medicine... I'm disagreeing with "YOU CANNOT LEGISLATE MORALITY."

Take a deep breath and let me explain in the illustration below.

That statement,  "YOU CANNOT LEGISLATE MORALITY.", is used ad infinitum, ad nauseam by the left to justify their "beliefs" and it's caught on with the mainstream.  It just isn't true.  We legislate morality every day....often times we break our own beliefs and mores and sometimes it is our fellow citizen.  What law do we have on the individual/interpersonal level (not regulations, like taxes, codes, etc..though some do count) that is not legislating morality?

For instance...stop signs.  Let's take this a step..."everyone" agrees that we should have sensible stop signs and speed limits, right?  Its to protect the population at large...makes sense, right?  I can say that is your morality...why should I have to stop?  What gives you the right to impede me?  So what if grandma get's fileted wide open when I run over her....the dumb witch should have stopped for Mr. Me, so it's her fault.  She was dead wrong to drive in front of Mr. Me....so what if she bought it?   Mr. Me...hey, I don't care there is nothing wrong with wiping the old bat out from my morale standpoint.  What is it that makes your belief morally superior to mine? 

But, you say, "everyone" can agree that you are aberrant and should bow to the law of stop signs, speed limits, etc.  That is your morality and the morality of those who agree with you....Mr. Me has a different morality.  What gives you the right to tell me what is wrong or right?  That is you legislating morality and what gives you the right to make Mr. Me accept your morale standard....I don't care grandma is gone, that's your morality not mine.

So...I don't buy that "you can't legislate morality."  It is done every day in thousands and thousands of ways.

I'm just sayin'......