Originally Posted by
excon
Hello jm:
At last count, there are 13 states that allow a physician to prescribe medical marijuana, and ain't NONE in the south.
Alaska, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Maine, Michigan, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Rhode Island, Vermont, and Washington. Two states have passed laws that, although favorable towards medical marijuana, did not legalize its use. Those would be Arizona and Maryland where a medical marijuana defense can be asserted.
While I disagree with the posts saying that marijuana is a dangerous drug, I don't disagree with the proposition that it IS a drug, and as such must be viewed in that light. Its use CAN have negative consequences, the law being the most obvious in most states. It's NOT for children. And, it may not be the drug of choice for some people. Alcoholics are often times, NOT interested in pot.
If the OP has an aversion to pot, she shouldn't smoke it... Certainly, she shouldn't be with someone who does.
excon
PS> Yup. I live in Washington, and I grow the BEST pot in the world.