Fowdep
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- Jan 20, 2012
- Messages
- 173
- Likes
- 271
I think a few of you jumped to the wrong conclusion concerning my prior post because I pointed out the fact that there is no credible, peer reviewed scientific evidence that marijuana cures anything. From a medical necessity perspective, it may be clinically inidicated to give it to people who are going to die soon anyway because it can't hurt them and it might make them feel a little better. That's the science.
As for my personal views, I am what I'd call an extreme libertarian. I don't think any drugs should be illegal to buy, sell, possess, or use. I'm not just talking about weed. I don't care what people do so long as they accept the consequences of their own actions.
As for tax money for rehab, I am painfully aware that part of my salary goes to fund medicaid through a tax, which covers rehab for some people, and based on the supreme court's determination that Obamacare is a tax I am paying taxes in the form of higher premiums in order to cover the cost of health insurance credits and vouchers for some people who go to rehab. I don't like it and I vote for people who say they will get rid of it, although it is hard to find mainstream candidates who claim they are willing to get rid of medicaid.
Cannabis and Cannabinoids (PDQ(R))—Patient Version - National Cancer Institute