Here's the link to Georgia's Medical Marijuana

[southgasm0ker]

http://[URL="http://www.federaljack.com/2009/06/23/georgia-gets-a-medical-marijuana-green-light/"][/URL]

June,23,2009 ^^^^

southgasm0ker Reviewed by southgasm0ker on 06-25-2009. Here's the link to Georgia's Medical Marijuana http://="http://www.federaljack.com/2009/06/23/georgia-gets-a-medical-marijuana-green-light/"] June,23,2009 ^^^^ Rating: 5

[boaz]

just an old sweet song keeps . . .


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[boaz]

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Washingtonâ??s new medical marijuana policy gives Georgia the freedom to exercise its historic roll as the primary watchdog for the health and welfare of its citizens. Whether or not Georgia patients will be given greater access to medical marijuana is now up to the state Legislature.
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well said, I think. :twocents:

[Blazed Deafy]

:jawdropper::jawdropper::jawdropper::jawdropper::j awdropper::jawdropper::jawdropper::jawdropper::jaw dropper::jawdropper::jawdropper:


This is too good to be true...I am speechless and lethologica hittin me....I surely hope that Georgia wont go apesheet on this bill. we must not fail i will now actively participating this campaign!

[gypski]

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Washingtonâ??s new medical marijuana policy gives Georgia the freedom to exercise its historic roll as the primary watchdog for the health and welfare of its citizens. Whether or not Georgia patients will be given greater access to medical marijuana is now up to the state Legislature.
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well said, I think. :twocents:

...to exercise its historic roll as the primary watchdog for the health and welfare of its citizens.

If one were to take this truely to heart, that the governement (any US state or federal) is the primary watchdog for health and welfare, then we are surely in deep trouble. Look what the elected leaders did with the financial aspect of our security that they were supposed to be watching. They all knew it was coming, if they didn't, then they are too stupid to be representing anyone. The pols have their jobs and little to no sacrifice, but we are on the short end so look out. Our interests come last, after the insurance companies and pharmaceutical companies. Our health and welfare are just another number in a bottom line.
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[boaz]

true, but I think his point was that historically important life and death matters like this have always been handled by the local gov'ts as opposed to the federal gov't.

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[boaz]

but I do see your point, ultimately each individual is responsible for their own health and well being. all we can do is try to keep the pols on as short a leash as possible and that a lot easier when they are local. :jointsmile:

[southgasm0ker]

Well, to give my pol view on this situation would be......speechless. Prohibition never worked for Marijuana. Why should the people OF AGE who choose to smoke,eat,etc etc Marijuana in their own privacy be sacrificed? I am a Georgia statistic on First Time Offender for Marijuana. One as a juvenile..which was seeds in middle school. Then a dime sack in high school. I've tried the pain pills,anti-depressant,muscle relaxers, but nothing eases my pain and keeps my happy than a good ole' spliff. I lived in hell due to the fact of pharmaceutical dependency. I wouldn't wish the withdrawal symptoms on my worst enemy. I support medicinal marijuana in Georgia to the FULL effect! Let's be the gateway to the south for this. Contact your representatives. Send letters,emails,call,show up and pretend to be with a news agency?!? However you want to do it. Let's get it moving. I contacted my representative...have you contacted yours? Georgia has a medicinal marijuana plan in effect now,but I see getting a doctor in my area of GA to write me marijuana a HUGE news blow-up! I'm from the south central part. No industry hardly no work. BIG church go-ers. So, I'm looking for a Dr. in my part of Georgia that I can find to make his name in Georgia medical history for writing Medicinal Marijuana. Such a hard task ahead of me. Anyone have any suggestions, it would greatly be appreciated.:smokin:

[Hempsouth]

Good luck with it, I would think you would have to find a Doctor who relocated to a small town in Ga. from a more liberal state. The Bible belt makes it difficult to break new ground.

[Blazed Deafy]

thus we georgian fellows need to participate this campaign and rally this bill to get it passed. but gypski has good point i agree with you 100% but knowing that i have done my part to try get this approved would make difference for me. i shall contact my local representative first thing on monday morning. Looks like i need to raise hell around my community.