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<blockquote data-quote="Immacomputer" data-source="post: 5032293" data-attributes="member: 570419">Even though I can&#039;t get a prescription for it in Florida, I would be eligible for one and it does help my condition GREATLY when I smoke. There are some nights where I wouldn&#039;t be able to sleep without it as I would have to constantly be getting up and in a lot of pain.I&#039;m sure many people just get a prescription so they can smoke casually (I would too so I wouldn&#039;t have to worry about any legal repercussions) but what&#039;s wrong with that? You shouldn&#039;t have to worry about losing your job over weed, period. If the bill helps some of those people (medical patients or casual smokers) then more power to it. It&#039;s just one step closer to decriminalization. Hopefully one day we will get back to when marijuana didn&#039;t have such an unjust bias against it -- back when Thomas Jefferson and George Washington used to grow fields of it and nobody had any issues at all.&quot;Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.&quot;... well, I guess he was right about the statement but now it&#039;s more like my life can be ruined while trying to pursue happiness due to my liberties of what I put into my body being taken away from me.And yea, I&#039;m totally baked right now and killing some chicken wings and mac and cheese.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Immacomputer, post: 5032293, member: 570419"] Even though I can't get a prescription for it in Florida, I would be eligible for one and it does help my condition GREATLY when I smoke. There are some nights where I wouldn't be able to sleep without it as I would have to constantly be getting up and in a lot of pain. I'm sure many people just get a prescription so they can smoke casually (I would too so I wouldn't have to worry about any legal repercussions) but what's wrong with that? You shouldn't have to worry about losing your job over weed, period. If the bill helps some of those people (medical patients or casual smokers) then more power to it. It's just one step closer to decriminalization. Hopefully one day we will get back to when marijuana didn't have such an unjust bias against it -- back when Thomas Jefferson and George Washington used to grow fields of it and nobody had any issues at all. "Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness." ... well, I guess he was right about the statement but now it's more like my life can be ruined while trying to pursue happiness due to my liberties of what I put into my body being taken away from me. And yea, I'm totally baked right now and killing some chicken wings and mac and cheese. [/QUOTE]

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