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BATON ROUGE — Roughly a year after a medical marijuana bill was shot down in committee, the Louisiana Senate on Monday passed a similar proposal that could get medical-grade pot to those suffering from cancer, glaucoma and a severe form of cerebral
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also need to legalize cannabis oils for cancer patients, FYI: the oils help but the end user does not get inebriated like he would if weed was smoked
Additionally, Louisiana could have reached out to other states who are actually regulating and taxing cannabis. If I understand this correctly they can pass this bill but no pharmacy will be able to distribute any form of cannabis because it is still a schedule 1 drug at the federal level.
I would like to Pete Adam’s to do some research — http://grannystormcrowslist2014.webs.com/apps/forums/
Well what do they think patients will do with the Hash Oil? Let me answer that for you. They will smoke it.
Louisiana is determined to stay at the bottom of the good lists and at the top of the bad. I thought some of the hicks and hillbillies up here in the Plateau were backards but am reminded otherwise by what gets printed in the Minden paper about truly THUPID citizens and some of their elected officials. MJ, if pure, natural, and unadulterated, is significantly less harmful than some of the concoctions they serve at area bars and restaurants. Alcohol, by far is more addicting and causes far greater personal and societal harm than pot ever did. Unfortunately the alcohol lobby is much stronger and richer than the medical pot and cannabis oil advocacy groups. Let’s make some good strong Mary Jane brownies and share em with the legislators
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