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Originally Posted by Flames_Gimp
You're lumping recreational users and medical users together, who are you to say someone doesn't have the right to use their dr prescribed meds in their home? Supreme court ruled that it is a right..
I get where you're coming from but medical and recreational aren't the same.
And like I said medical users can use and grow it in their home without landlord consent or even disclosing it, under the ACMPR.
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No, he’s responding to people who were lumping the two together.
I don’t think there’s any “right” being violated by banning smoking, considering it has to be the least effective and (subjectively) worst method for taking medicine.
I’m assuming you’re a patient, based on your defence of it, but I know that for many patients it’s not about getting high or having a smoke, it’s about finding an effective opioid substitute that relieves their symptoms and let’s them feel normal again. Getting baked is rarely ideal for genuine medical users (people like cancer patients or chronic pain sufferers, for example, not the people who got a prescription for some half-made up reason).
It’ll be interesting to see how it shakes out, but with the rise of studies and technologies, and the obvious negative health effects of smoking, I see the actual flower’s future as prescribed medical use to be dim. Oil is just such a vastly superior delivery method for medical users.