Measure would legalize medical pot in DE


By: Frank Gerace


A bill now in the state Senate would legalize marijuana for medical uses.
Wilmington Democrat Margaret Rose Henry says her bill, which would make marijuana available to patients with a doctor's prescription, addresses a quality-of-life issue.

Henry says marijuana would be dispensed at "compassion care centers" that would be staffed by workers who've undergone criminal background checks.

Patients would be limited to 6 ounces of marijuana a month, and would have to show ID to get it.

1150AM WDEL • WDEL.com • Dependable News, Delaware's Views


Woohoo! 1 step closer to legalization!

"Let me get a little of that for my Glaucoma."

6 ounces of pot a month is a LOT

We'd buy a QP back in the day and it'd last a season. And that was leaving it in the living room next to a bong and a bowl and 4 roommates.

Hey, man, we're out of papers.
All right. Then get me a toilet paper roll, a corkscrew and some tin foil.
We don't have a corkscrew.
All right. Then get me an avocado, an ice pick and my snorkel.
[Friend looks at him funny] Trust me, bro. I've made bongs with less. Hurry up!

__________________


"Garbage In, Garbage Out"
-G. Carlin

I know someone who is a cancer patient living in Delaware who has medical marijuana to help with her chemo. She gets it from Happy Harry's using a prescription written by her oncologist.

So.... how is it not currently legal if people are using it via medical orders and pharmacy's are filling those orders?

I have this chronic pain in my ass... Ganj, please?

When my ex husband had cancer,he had it as well , i had to sign all this crap when i picked it up saying i wouldn't sell it or use it...i did one of the 2

Who knows?

In CA the state says yes but the Feds. say no, but they still legally get it.

MacGyver smoker! Lol, I know a guy just like that.

It may also be the difference between pharmaceutical distribution and distribution through non-pharmaceutical centers.

You can't buy grass legally, but you can be legally drunk.....


I don't get it...

It's all hush-hush, but it's there. Just gotta know who to ask, I guess.

I think it's pretty much understood that the current administration and current Justice Department aren't going to throw the hammer down on states making these decisions. And in 4 to 8 years, it'll be de facto legal most places if not written into federal law. And at that point, what do you do? Starting sicking the Feds on them, then?

You watch, the same day they legalize it, they will tax it. Out the ass.....

Bye bye national defecit....

I know she said that her Happy Harry's had a "special safe" that they kept it in. She also had to sign her life away to get it. Sad part is... I don't think it actually helped with her nausea from the chemo. Perhaps it helped in other aspects though .

Yep same here Happy Harry's and there were like 5 things to sign , he never used it , so i did

I get alot of those at work.

so lets say hypothetically they do legalize the pot, what will employers do about drug screenings?

__________________
Smile, God loves you

Simply remove pot from the list of things to test for.

It would b like alcohol. As long as you don't come to work drunk or high, you're fine. Actually better for pot. No hangover the next morning.

that would be pretty cool....for people who do that kinda thing....i guess...

they should have made it legal after Prohibition.
My Grandmother was a huge Opium addict, talking back in the 60's and 70's.
Few other drugs too.
I have fond memories of her sitting in the mud making mud pies with us

__________________

www.photographybynaomi.net
www.cometomywindow.net
www.theadventuresoflittlecaesar.com