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Legalize Marijuana in Tennessee

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Willie Miller II
8 years ago

The use of canabis oils instead of opiod based medicines would help those managing chronic pain ten fold. Not to mention the tax revenue it can generate.

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Steven Mahaffey
8 years ago

MS for 35 yrs. Had it in OR and MI. Approved by 2 neurologists. Wish it was also ok in TN.

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Ginny Alvarado
8 years ago

It's about time

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Patricia Ann Hill
8 years ago

I have Multiple Sclerosis with Chronic pain

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Anonymous
8 years ago

It's important to state that driving under the influence, selling to minors, etc, are crimes and should be held as such. However, Marijuana is a non-addictive substance with mild psychoactive effects far weaker than that of Alcohol, which you can buy nearly anywhere in our state, with far more positives for those seeking pain relief for a number of illnesses and diseases. It's my opinion that it needs to be legalized and regulated, not only as a medical substance but also as a recreational substance for responsible adults. Medically to aid those seeking pain relief and recreationally to help bolster the economy of our state. This is not a dangerous substance in any sense of the word dangerous.

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Donna O'Neak
8 years ago

Please legalize it in TN!! I'm one of the patients who has to take pain meds and I would prefer doing natural than opioids for my 24/7 pain. Thank you!

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Robert Thompson
8 years ago

With all the states legalizing cannabis in one way or another following all the beneficial health benefits and the discovery that all humans have an endocannabanoid system as well as a person that can definitely benefit from the legalization of Cannibis, I feel very strongly that we should have the right to consume Cannibis!

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Hell yes.

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Peter Cull
8 years ago

Its ridiculous what's legal and what's not! Marijuana a natural plant. Not cooked! Or a bunch of crap added to it. Just a plant with great medical benefits!

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Roxanne Dickey
8 years ago

I am for the legal use, for all those who need this wonderful plant to make their lives better. God gives us all we need, humans have a bad habit of thinking they can make something better.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

I feel like the legalization of marijuana would reduce opioid dependence and overdoses also the need for pain medications they would help with so many other diseases that I won't name them all

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Douglas Davis
9 years ago

I use cbd oil that helps reduce my need for additional pain medications. I feel that thc is a better alternative to Oxycontin. Which I take for severe arthritis, and 4 bone graphs and transplants that I've had to have in the past 3 years. The people who must take this medication should have the choice to how they control their pain.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

cannabis is a more benign substance than either alcohol or coffee.. its status as an illegal substance is laughable

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Kevin Thompson
9 years ago

Life would be more easy

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Mike hensley
9 years ago Featured

My daughter suffers from MS and doctors say it would help with complications and effects of this disease so with from what i read the good out weighs the bad also folks suffering from cronic pain no one has ever overdosed on marijuana

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Skylar Alcocer
9 years ago

420

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Lynn Morris
9 years ago

Even though I don't smoke I believe it will help alot of people on pain pills and other medical problems.

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John Goodman
9 years ago

I believe it should be legalized we could use the taxes and help people that have addiction problems.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Completely organic plants like Spinach are legal, so should Marijuana. It has its place in society and the taxation of it has so many benefits in our society (even though I hate taxation, it can fund schools and roads).

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Trent Hollars
9 years ago

Please help with this opioids and heroin emergency that we have in Tennessee. Every person should have the right to make up there on minds if they want to smoke or not smoke marijuana. Legal age limit 21.