Posted on Mar 22, 2024
Pennsylvania Prosecutor Argues Federal Gun Ban For Medical Marijuana Users ‘Is Unconstitutional,...
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"The underlying suit was filed in January by Pennsylvania’s Warren County District Attorney Robert Greene, along with advocacy group the Second Amendment Foundation and a U.S. military veteran who was recommended medical marijuana but has not registered as a patient because it would deny him the right to possess a firearm."
I could be that Veteran. Several years ago my VA assigned "Shrink" said I should smoke weed for the PTSD anxiety. I'm not a fan of fogging up the logical functioning of my brain. I quit being an MJ user 40+ years ago, and I don't miss it at all. Ive been clean and Sober for almost 7 years now and do not wish to go back. Because of joint pain and arthritis I do keep a bottle of Oxy in the medicine cabinet to be used as needed, which equates to once or twice a month, because some days I have to be able to not care, so I can get things done. To my thought process MJ is an intoxicant just like alcohol and should be treated as such. I know some of you have different feelings on the topic, and getting "High" is an integral part of your day, to clear some of the mental anxiety and anguish you have. Not every thing works the same on all people. The whole ban thing is about people that don't want you to have a gun, and don't care about your health and well being.
SGT James Murphy, CPT Jack Durish,
SPC Gary Welch, SGT Mark Anderson,
CPL Douglas Chrysler, LTC Trent Klug,
CSM Charles Hayden, SMSgt David A Asbury,
SSG William Jones,
SSG Michael Noll, MAJ Dale E. Wilson, Ph.D.
SGM Erik Marquez, CW3 Harvey K.
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I could be that Veteran. Several years ago my VA assigned "Shrink" said I should smoke weed for the PTSD anxiety. I'm not a fan of fogging up the logical functioning of my brain. I quit being an MJ user 40+ years ago, and I don't miss it at all. Ive been clean and Sober for almost 7 years now and do not wish to go back. Because of joint pain and arthritis I do keep a bottle of Oxy in the medicine cabinet to be used as needed, which equates to once or twice a month, because some days I have to be able to not care, so I can get things done. To my thought process MJ is an intoxicant just like alcohol and should be treated as such. I know some of you have different feelings on the topic, and getting "High" is an integral part of your day, to clear some of the mental anxiety and anguish you have. Not every thing works the same on all people. The whole ban thing is about people that don't want you to have a gun, and don't care about your health and well being.
SGT James Murphy, CPT Jack Durish,
SPC Gary Welch, SGT Mark Anderson,
CPL Douglas Chrysler, LTC Trent Klug,
CSM Charles Hayden, SMSgt David A Asbury,
SSG William Jones,
SSG Michael Noll, MAJ Dale E. Wilson, Ph.D.
SGM Erik Marquez, CW3 Harvey K.
SFC William Farrell, CPL Ronald Keyes Jr
Sgt (Join to see), SSG (Join to see)
Pennsylvania Prosecutor Argues Federal Gun Ban For Medical Marijuana Users ‘Is Unconstitutional,...
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Exactly, no concealed carry or purchase if you use MJ. I need my firearms...skip MJ!
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Maj Joan Marine You seem to have missed my point. I'm not against the use of MJ. Just that it should be considered along the Lines of your favorite Bourbon. Some components of the plant may well have medicinal properties. There haven't been any real studies along those lines though. There's a lot of anecdotal stories around the efficacy of MJ. But, for the most part it's folks self medicating to get High and not medical in nature. That's my feelings about it. If someone wants to sit on their couch and get stoned, knock themselves out. The gov't doesn't like it because they can't figure out to effectively tax a weed that will grow almost anywhere.
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Maj Joan Marine
What I'm saying is this not about self medication it's a tool for the left to confiscate weapons from citizens based on the use of a weed that grows almost everywhere...states legalize MJ but the govt keeps it illegal for their own purposes...Nowhere on the disclaimer for obtaining a weapon is a comment about use of alcohol, just illegal drug addiction.
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MAJ Byron Oyler
SGT (Join to see) - If you are stoned, taken narcotics, or drank alcohol you should not have a firearm in your hands. You also should not drive or use power tools. Once it wears off, MJ should be treated the same as the others I listed. Problem is, until the feds legalize MJ they are going to restrict other activities. I personally am on the fence as a healthcare worker and used to be 100% for legalization. What has changed my view is hyperemesis cannabis from to much or bad weed. It could potentially fill up an ER.
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Maj Joan Marine
MAJ Byron Oyler - The weed available now is not your old 20-30% THC anymore it's up to 50-60% THC...Not the same dose not the same side effect profile. We don't need more people using this recreationally or to fill the state tax coffers.
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I support this in its entirety. I don't smoke pot. Never have, never will. My wife uses it to alleviate her pain. She doesn't do it to get high. She should not lose her 2nd Amendment right because of this drug.
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