By: NoDecafPlz

NoDecafPlz
Thu, 29 Oct 2015 11:20:23 +0000

Oh there’s definitely a shell game, but it starts with the Ohio legislature trying to confuse and confound the public.

1) There will be 10 initial farming sites that will hire growers knowledgeable about cultivating marijuana. There will be managers and customer service reps hired at the estimated 300 stores state-wide. (not the 1100 touted. Stores only open if township agrees. funny how that’s not mentioned)

2) I’m 43. I’m a spinal cord injured patient and I can’t take the opiates. I deal with pain and spasticity daily. Marijuana provides relief from nerve pain and calms tremors. My sister fought the good fight against inflammatory breast cancer for 5 years. She would not have been able to push through chemo if not for her marijuana use to keep her appetite up and food down. Her losing that fight in 2011 does not diminish her struggle. You want to comment on that your heartless ***? You obviously have never lost a loved one to cancer because you wouldn’t be so cavalier about those suffering.

3) Most marijuana advocates do not ignite the plant, they only take the temperature up to a point they can extrude the THC. There is no smoke to blow in anyone’s face. It’s called vaping and if you had any clue, you’d already know this.

4) The children!!! zomg!! This is the last card prohibitionists have to throw. When all else fails, say it endangers children. Here’s some reality for you. The dealers of the black market and back alleyways don’t card anyone. They don’t care what age someone is. If the money is there, the sale is made. What we are trying to do is create a system where marijuana is evaluated, monitored and most importantly, taxed! How under God’s blue sky is that endangering anyone??

In conclusion, this guy is your standard conservative which means the sky is always falling and society is always going to hell in a hand basket. Enough with the fear mongering. This happening. Focus on the next thing to complain about because on Nov 3, the good people of Ohio will be voting
No on #2 and Yes on #3 to legalize marijuana.