Quote Originally Posted by jamstigator
I don't think there's much profit in buying from a club and then selling it, so I doubt it happens that much. But whenever it does happen, it's wrong, and does a disservice to everyone who has a legitimate medical need. My woman would surely be able to get a card if we were in a state that allowed it (which we unfortunately aren't), as she has all kinds of medical conditions and problems. I'd hate for her ability to *someday* use marijuana as medication to be delayed because of this kind of selfish and uncaring behavior. The idiotic laws are the primary enemy, but people who abuse the system for their own ends are an enemy too.
you'd be surprised at what a profit you can make if you buy a club's low grade (at 25 an 8th) and then sell it to someone 40 like say 45 or 50 an 8th.

poorman--the distribution of medical marijuana isn't justified because one doesn't make enough money. if you are a patient you are expected to be more responsible than this. it is the same deal with old people selling their prescription vicodin to make a few extra bucks.

if marijuana was legalized for all purposes, including medical purposes then i would say go for it and sell your medical pot. but for now, as it remains the subject of much contraversy and heated debate, it's best to just not ever distribute your medical pot because it reflects bad on the movement.

it's best to not give anti-marijuana lobbyists a reason to bitch. you know how politics are--politicians dig up any excuse to prove that they are right and that their opponents are wrong. Not only wrong, but that their opponets are immoral evil crooks, scum bastards of this earth who have no right to even breathe let alone hold office!!! we see this every year when it's time for elections--mr. politican so-and-so is running ads which degrade the personal character of mr. other-so-and-so politician. you know what i mean... the commercials which portray candidate x in such a horrible light, making them out to be the fucking antichrist satan on earth just so candidate z can be seen in a favorable light --horrible music and bad pictures and the whole 9 yards---all manipulating the public if you ask me--our politicians are conmen who care about their high paycheck first of all.)...

i can forsee the same kind of negative ads being aired about medical marijuana if it became mainstream news that some people were re-selling their pot. even if it was a group of , let's say 20 people. if it came to the general public's attention that 20 people were reselling medical marijuana, i can guarantee you that some anti-marijuana lobbyist group would be all over it like white on rice, airing commercials with horrible frightening intimidating music in the background, with a serious-sounding announcer urgently declaring the evils of marijuana, saying "do we *REALLY* want *THIS* in *OUR COMMUNITY????? ". you can bet your ass this would happen. this is the wonderful world of politics, where it doesn't matter who does what for the country , who is doing good or bad for the country--just as long as you look good and say witty things for the cameras so you can build rapport with your prospective voters so mr. politician can enjoy his paycheck of a quarter million dollars a year. It's all about the "public image". This is why the media has so much control over people--it's because people aren't smart enough to see past it.

you got to understand what motivates people to do what they do.