MPP's Mike Meno On NBC 4 Discussing Medical Marijuana in Nation's Capitol

Marijuana Policy Project spokesman Mike Meno appears on NBC 4 to discuss the impending passage of a medical marijuana ordinance approved by voters in 1998. The law had been prevented from implementation by a funding ban that was recently removed from the Capitol's spending bill. 12/09/2009

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[geezgsr]

Legalize Cannabis for all responsible adults! It's going to happen one day, why not do it already!

[burtoncharlessmith]

Dear Santa,

I would like to see marijuana legalized on a national level, and available as a regulated and taxed product (like alcohol), as soon as possible. Please expedite, as I am quickly growing old.

[DavySigfusson]

Doing the same shit over and over and expecting a different result is the very definition of insanity...

... prohibition is therefore insanity.

[arlichar11]

doreen is a hottie

[dontkeepthisname]

Why do all reporters talk from their nose?

Anyway, marijuana prohibition is just plain ignorance.

I personally don't think a FLOWER should be taxed. But if it's the only way to stop us from bein in fear of being medicated, I'm all for it.

[electronicoffee]

Mike Meno is so fucking hot <3 Weed advocate, snazzy dresser, fucking smart, and yummy to boot.

[StillSkyHigh]

PLEEAASSSE SUB ME

[VJjosesanchez]

WE should leave our differences aside and Focus to live better, I guess having a good weed helps most, but do we really stand for this?

[yerk3]

Jepedo4747: Except for unscrupulous dealers who adulterate their weed with ground glass and abrasive grit to increase the weight. Though that's more of a symptom of prohibition. The market needs to be regulated. When alcohol was illegal, and hence unregulated, bootleggers would strain their hooch through old Ford Model-T radiators, contaminating it with massive quantities of lead, the stuff would take huge chunks out of your central nervous system.

[luciferiexcelsil]

thank you.

and yes it's true, it would be extremely hard to make cannabis sell corrupt, since anyone can grow it, so the dispensaries will be forced to please the costumer and make it fair, otherwise the costumer will get seeds and grow it by his or her self.

[Jepedo4747]

Could not have been stated any better! Either both or neither! The cannabis culture is a lot less corrupt then the pharm culture... in fact ive heard of no corruption in the canninis selling bis.

[odom602]

rock on dc!