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The issue really isn't medical pot; it's legalization for healthy losers so that they can have their little fix. Truth is, it might be legal for medicinal uses today, were it not for the stoners using that issue to hide behind, blatantly transparent to any honest observer, when their real aim is just to legalize it for themselves, not for the diseased who really need it. The fact that children will more easily be able to get pot if it is legalized, is a fact that the pro-pot lobby cannot bring themselves to discuss, or if they do, dishonestly state that this will "never" happen. When I was a teen, all my buddies always had beer, wine, liquor, you name it. How did they get it if it was illegal? Someone bought it for them, and it wasn't their parents. But being able to smoke a J is the altar at which all these losers worship. Hey, if they come up with cannabis that can be taken orally for these needy patients, what will you hippies use for an argument then? More leftist interpretations of the Constitution to conveniently support your "rights?" Libertarians are losers, and I don't mean just at the ballot box either.....

The fact that children will more easily be able to get pot if it is legalized, is a fact that the pro-pot lobby cannot bring themselves to discuss, or if they do, dishonestly state that this will "never" happen.

Provide evidence that anyone has stated that children will "never" get legalized pot.

Children get pot now---and according to a recent study, get it more easily than they get the legal drugs tobacco and alcohol. The question is whether they would get it more or less easily if it were legal. It is likely that it would be less easy, for the simple reason that if pot were legal for adults, sellers of pot would have a new incentive to not sell to children: the potential loss of a legal adult market.