This new article states somebody is threatening her; that is unfortunate and is not good for any debate. She has an extremist point of view and doesn't accept listening to reason or empirical evidence, regardless of these facts her personal safety should never be in question. It is a shame this debate has come to a point where this is a tangible aspect of the conversation.
"I find that upsetting. I'm not going to be intimidated," she said. "I wish this country could just calm down and discuss this situation calmly and find a way to move forward." [what a fucking hypocrite]
Canadians and parents do not want to see marijuana promoted to their kids and storefronts are a form of advertising, said McColl, whose group wants to protect the rights of children to live in a drug-free world.[sick Canadians shouldn't have to die for your personal religious beliefs to be taken to override the charter of rights and freedoms. Educate your children and foster an environment where they trust your actions and teachings so that you have the means to empower your child to live in the world as you want them to see it, it is naive to believe you can shift everyone's opinion to align with your own]
"We don't want to have drugs pushed on anyone and we're very, very cautious of claims made of benefit," she said. [compassion clubs are for sick Canadians, retail marijuana is a completely different beast but sick people who want relief and now. I am living, breathing proof that cannabis is a health product when respected and utilized for its beneficial properties]
"This is the problem with medical marijuana — the claims some people are making about it with no evidence in science."
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/shop-owner-disguised-drug-trafficking-business-as-medical-marijuana-shop-police-1.3179910
This is akin to a political topic you have no personal relationship with but you have a moral issue with so you hop on your soap box and shout until your blue in the face hoping to convert people to your stance.
Unfortunately stupidity is contagious, therefore she needs to be debated and instructed time and again until she either realizes that we are not going away or that she can spend her time and energy promoting a cause that will gain traction with the majority of Canadians. In regards to medical cannabis, the horse has already left the barn
"I find that upsetting. I'm not going to be intimidated," she said. "I wish this country could just calm down and discuss this situation calmly and find a way to move forward." [what a fucking hypocrite]
Canadians and parents do not want to see marijuana promoted to their kids and storefronts are a form of advertising, said McColl, whose group wants to protect the rights of children to live in a drug-free world.[sick Canadians shouldn't have to die for your personal religious beliefs to be taken to override the charter of rights and freedoms. Educate your children and foster an environment where they trust your actions and teachings so that you have the means to empower your child to live in the world as you want them to see it, it is naive to believe you can shift everyone's opinion to align with your own]
"We don't want to have drugs pushed on anyone and we're very, very cautious of claims made of benefit," she said. [compassion clubs are for sick Canadians, retail marijuana is a completely different beast but sick people who want relief and now. I am living, breathing proof that cannabis is a health product when respected and utilized for its beneficial properties]
"This is the problem with medical marijuana — the claims some people are making about it with no evidence in science."
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/shop-owner-disguised-drug-trafficking-business-as-medical-marijuana-shop-police-1.3179910
This is akin to a political topic you have no personal relationship with but you have a moral issue with so you hop on your soap box and shout until your blue in the face hoping to convert people to your stance.
Unfortunately stupidity is contagious, therefore she needs to be debated and instructed time and again until she either realizes that we are not going away or that she can spend her time and energy promoting a cause that will gain traction with the majority of Canadians. In regards to medical cannabis, the horse has already left the barn