Federal authorities may prosecute sick people whose doctors prescribe marijuana to ease pain
Uh. If they're gonna be fucktards about it anyway, shouldn't that read that the *doctors* will be prosecuted as well? It amazes me that it's ok to spend billions on synthesizing drugs that serve no decent purpose save luxury (ahem: Rogaine, let's say), yet it's illegal to use a natural drug that actually works on a variety of problems. But hey, it's alright to use the innocuous parts of the same plant to make butt-ugly clothing! Whoopee!
Or the "boner drugs".... ugh (sorry, don't need it personally!)
Of course, this all goes back to the 1930's when a machine was invented that rapidly separated the hemp plant, alongside the first patents on synthetic fibers, which people like Dupont wanted to corner the market on.
Heh. I was gonna point the finger at the boner drugs but I just ranted on them not too long ago, so instead I went with another branch of drugs aimed at soothing the aging male ego. ;)
Yeah, Dupont. Don't get me started. Although they make a polymer coat for etching plates that makes me walk funny it gets me so hot. Mmmm, Image-On.
Comments 5
Uh. If they're gonna be fucktards about it anyway, shouldn't that read that the *doctors* will be prosecuted as well? It amazes me that it's ok to spend billions on synthesizing drugs that serve no decent purpose save luxury (ahem: Rogaine, let's say), yet it's illegal to use a natural drug that actually works on a variety of problems. But hey, it's alright to use the innocuous parts of the same plant to make butt-ugly clothing! Whoopee!
Reply
i vote for prosecuting the doctors!!
Reply
Of course, this all goes back to the 1930's when a machine was invented that rapidly separated the hemp plant, alongside the first patents on synthetic fibers, which people like Dupont wanted to corner the market on.
Reply
Yeah, Dupont. Don't get me started. Although they make a polymer coat for etching plates that makes me walk funny it gets me so hot. Mmmm, Image-On.
Reply
Leave a comment