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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The proliferation of head shops overall are so unattractive. Yuck. Also, they should be required to have life size posters of young people who need to have lung transplants from vaping. Medical is what you'll need when you head down the recreational smoking anything road. I realize the medical dispensary is different from a head shop, but it also doesn't need to be near a school. It's bizarre how hard it is for a venue to get a liquor license or have a band play (god forbid we have a few extra decibals) but this is "fine". Idiots.[/quote] I can't believe people are trying to withhold vital medication from sick citizens. I thought we wanted healthcare for everyone. This is about healthcare.[/quote] Bullshit. It’s about addicts and stoners. If it were “medical” the FDA would regulate it and pharmacies (not sleazy “dispensaries”) would sell it.[/quote] You are right about one thing, the current system is silly. It should be completely legal and controlled and taxed like alcohol. Sure, the histrionic Nancy Reagan’s out there will complain, but who cares what they have to say?[/quote] Maybe you should move to Oregon. Or wait, the state legislature just repealed the permissive hug-a-druggie laws.[/quote] +1, just like in DC, Oregonians rapidly realized that legalizing drugs and removing enforcement even for still-illegal drugs, without having an aggressive framework in place to address the inevitable problems this would create, was idiotic. I only hope DC can do what Oregon has done and roll it back; this development does not fill me with confidence.[/quote] Has DC done anything like that for them to roll back? Seems like we are talking about marijuana dispensaries.[/quote]
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