Farid
Well-Known Member
I'll agree to disagree. I see a scenario like this. Somebody fakes insomnia to get MMJ. Doesn't tell many people, but his wife knows, and tells her brother. Her brother, who does not use cannabis, and is not very accepting then thinks using MMJ for insomnia is illegitimate because he knows somebody who faked it for that reason. He then votes against it, not realizing people who really have insomnia are helped tremendously from it. Public image is everything for the MMJ community imo.I just cannot agree. So if I, a stoner, get medical marijuana by posing as a sufferer of some qualified disease, that "belittles the suffering of people who really have those serious conditions". How? How does me getting marijuana belittle them? How would they even know about me or be affected by me in the least? If I fake insomnia to get medical marijuana, how in the world does that hurt 'real' sufferers of insomnia?
I believe it's ok to break an unjust law. So I think its OK for a person to smoke cannabis illegally, recreationally. I don't think the laws which say one must have a legitimate medical condition to have MMJ are unjust, so I see no legitimate reason to break them.I just cannot condemn somebody who wants cannabis for any reason and has to 'game the system' to get it. I broke the fucking law to get it for years, now I'm going to turn up my nose at others who want it? Nah.