Michigan shouldn’t set legal limit for driving while high, commission says
I'd make it zero. You can drive. Or do weed. Not both.
I would lay odds that the Feds will legalize it during President Trump’s second term. It doesn’t make sense for so many states to have it legal but for the federal government to still have it illegal. In a very minor way it’s like slavery. A house divided against itself cannot stand.
Oh great ...
I’m in Michigan and it’s fine by me. Probably less harmful than alcohol, and apparently helpful for people who have certain medical issues.
I looked into medical certification and decided against it. My primary says he has a lot of patients who use it and claim that it helps, but he won’t prescribe it.
I have medical issues for which it might help. I don’t want to get in some sort of registry and risk the feds deciding someday they’re going to enforce the federal law (think Jeff Sessions). But If I can get it without having to do that I’m interested. I need help with my appetite and arthritic pain, so it’s worth a try, as far as I’m concerned.
Ridiculous. They still have a HUGE black market in California and Colorado.
https://www.coloradoan.com/story/news/2018/12/20/colorado-recreational-marijuana-black-market-cannabis/2369154002/
Thx for the ping and post NobleFree!
Kid Rock will be happy.
I’m in Oregon. There are over 10 marijuana stores within a mile and a half of my house.
It will make them easier prey when SHTF...
Bronner’s catalog is going to reflect a number of changes next year.
Which State is more likely to prosper, the State that legalizes marijuana sale and use, or the State that keep it an illegal substance? My guess is that the State where pot remains illegal will be more productive.
Thanks for posting. ATTACK on self.
Shortage of supply for some stores there since Michigan unlike most states won’t let product from California Oregon or Washington State be used
Has to be Michigan weed
I’ve heard empty stores paying 3400 a pound to get inventory
Crazy