Or better yet, get a herbal vaporizer. Smoking still involves combustion, which burns it all (the bud, the paper, the adhesives on the paper). Hell, even a bow

Or better yet, get a herbal vaporizer. Smoking still involves combustion, which burns it all (the bud, the paper, the adhesives on the paper). Hell, even a bowl or bong prevents carcinogen intake better than a joint. Now about the actual content of the article, how long is it going to take for feds to legalize and regulate cannabis? The fact that it's still schedule 1 just shows how inefficient things are in congress. Maybe it's because of lobbying by big tobacco or pharma, maybe it's because no one wants to be seen as "soft on drugs". Whatever the reason, the difference between the federal and state laws is ridiculous. Feds find no medical benefit and view it as highly addictive. States allow doctors to prescribe it for various treatments and some allow recreational consumption. How can there be such a huge difference?