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I also would be interested to see how a doctor can ethically give you a prescription for a substance that does absolutely nothing to benefit you. This is not w
by itistoday 16y ago
I also would be interested to see how a doctor can ethically give you a prescription for a substance that does absolutely nothing to benefit you.
This is not what is meant by legalization. There would not be a black market because doctors would not prescribe these drugs, you would be able to buy them at your local, licensed convenience store (with proof of ID).
Is there a black market for alcohol or caffeine? If there is it's so tiny that somehow I've never encountered or heard about it. The same would be true for heroin, cocaine, etc.
- rick888 16y ago"This is not what is meant by legalization. There would not be a black market because doctors would not prescribe these drugs, you would be able to buy them at your local, licensed convenience store (with proof of ID)." The community kind of screwed themselves on this one. They got "medical marijuana" semi-legal. Now you are trying to tell me that it's not really good as a medical device and that we should sell it like alcohol? Why not just tell us the truth to begin with: It has very little medical benefit and the only reason you want it legal is to get high. I also can't stand behind a community that puts out propaganda making it seem like marijuana has no adverse health effects.
- itistoday 16y agoWhy not just tell us the truth to begin with: It has very little medical benefit and the only reason you want it legal is to get high. Because that's not true... It has _tons_ of well documented medicinal benefits, and many people enjoy it recreationally.