I paid the grow legal fee. They are doing a service. Fuck I spend 800$-1000$ a month on legal weed.
Fuck what is the 600 or whatever it cost me? That's like two weeks of pain medicine costs.
When there is no other option I certainly can't fault someone that has taken the option I've refused to take as a matter of personal principle ever since the MMAR first came into effect.
Sometimes you just gotta do what you gotta do when the other option is not working for you.
It's easy for us that have been flouting the law for years and have a constant supply of meds we've grown ourselves to look down on those that need those meds but don't have the means to produce their own. I'm feeling that it's a really wrong-headed attitude and I for one will not preach to any that have to go down that road or do without.
I will however strive to educate those that aren't aware of the
history of pot prohibition and the coming corporate takeover of cannabis culture that is arising. So many of us have put in much time and effort fighting for the rights to use a god given plant to help us cope with whatever ails us.
We've not been fighting for legalization, but RE-legalization. Not just pot has been removed from the early pharmacopeia that listed hundreds of natural remedies that have since been thrust aside to enrich the corporate greed that pervades our society and in
de facto rules the modern world, but everything that cannot be patented and profited from is demonized and deleted from the common vernacular.
Big Pharma doesn't want to cure your diseases. It wants to manage your diseases with it's cornucopia of toxic, chemically derived concoctions that they can exploit to the max.
If cannabis is ever restored to it's rightful place as a legitimate curative Big Pharma stands to lose billions and that is one of the main reasons that the DEA still hasn't removed cannabis from Schedule 1. My Canukistanian gov't still maintains the same stance on the same Hellth Canada website that is run by the same people in charge of handing out permits for medpot patients to grow their own pot!
It's a long and convoluted trail that the path to the freedom of the plant has taken and there will be many more twists and turns before it's end.