Americans for Safe Access Petition

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Saturday-Sunday: Walk Your Talk
Circulate a Petition Calling on Your U.S. Senators to Support Research


Dear ASA Supporter,

What an exciting week! Medical cannabis events have been held throughout the nation, while activists like you have taken action daily. So far this week, activists nationwide dropped-in on their U.S. Senators' district offices to ask them to support medical cannabis research. On Saturday and Sunday, mobilize your community for medical marijuana research.

Download and print out a petition calling on your U.S. Senators to support access to materials for FDA-approved medical cannabis research. Visit ASA's fun interactive map to download a petition addressed to your state's U.S. Senators. Gather signatures on this petition at your work, school, home, church, and in your community.


Visit ASA : Saturday and Sunday: Walk Your Talk (http://www.AmericansforSafeAccess.org/MMJWeekSunday) to take action now!

ASA has created a petition that you can print out and circulate at your work, school, home, church, and in your larger community. Our goal is to collect 30,000 signatures by April 21st . These petitions will be hand delivered each to of your Senators by our National Office staff. Please join in our efforts and begin gathering signatures today! Read on for ways to get involved.

Petition Url
ASA : Click on Your State to Download a Petition to Your Senators! (http://www.safeaccessnow.org/article.php?id=5448&preview=1&cache=0)

Lets get washington behind this petition.

[8182KSKUSH]

Hey that sounds great.
One question,
What about responsible adults that happen to be perfectly healthy and choose to use marijuana? I believe that this is "good", but what about just regular Americans that believe that marijuana is harmless, and choose to use it responsilby? Does the ASA plan on advocating for the more mainstream segment of the population, I understand people use it for medication and yes I am a patient, but I think that obviously people like myself and other patients, make up a very small percent of people that use marijuana, and are obviously not anymore entitled to using it than anyone else really. So is ASA doing anything as far as advocating in the intrest of the majority of marijuana users, or are they solely focused on the minority, "medical patients"? When my "magical" piece of paper expires, I sincerely doubt that I will renew it. Does that make me less entitled to use marijuana, because I choose not to "renew" my rec and fork over however much, so that I can say I have a "magical piece of paper", that is irrelevant in the eyes of the federal government? Just wondering? Check the link in my siggie. That's my best friend Ronnie, I love like a brother. He actually helped people that used medical marijuana, some for very serious things, some not so severe. Anyway, he will probably be in prison soon unless there is a miracle, but I was just wondering, because I know first hand and have first hand experience with the federal government enforcing federal law, and I have some questions I guess about what exactly "medical marijuana activists/advocates are doing? So uh, yeah just let me know exactly how ASA is planning on helping the majority of marijuana users I guess.:(

[Nailhead]

Hey that sounds great.
One question,
What about responsible adults that happen to be perfectly healthy and choose to use marijuana?

Then they aren't a medical marijuana patient, ASA's purpose is to bring safe access to medical patients, not mass legalization. I think MPP (http://www.mpp.org/) is better suited for you.

[kemp_l]

Right Nailhead,
ASA thing is safe access for Medical Patients. Mpp or DPA Maybe norml would be good choices in this case maybe. But we still need help for patients too. Patients are the ones I am concentrating on at this time. We need everyones help on this.

[EvIL bLuE YoShI]

Well even if it's only medical. I have anxiety and I believe that in California you are qualified for it, so it would be amazing it if I could get a scrip for it.

[kemp_l]

Not sure ebY. I would read Ca law real close and see what it says. I know it is not covered under washington conditions. Although I think it should...along with alziehmers and a number of other conditions.