We the people of Pennsylvania would like to vote on Marijuana laws. We would like to end prohibition and help restore our Constitutional rights. Prohibition has only increased usage and given criminals the money and power to do as they please. At the same time, costing taxpayers millions of dollars incarcerating and prosecuting non-violent offenders of victimless crimes when we could better our lives by only prosecuting crimes in which their is a victim and educating people on the medical bennefits of Marijuana. We are only asking for a chance to vote on the legalization of marijuana in Pennsylvania.
I have been reviewing the stories you left in the comments and the pain caused by these outdated laws is clear. Send the link of this petition to your state representative today to demand a formal vote on this issue. We need to keep the pressure on our officials until this ends.
October 31, 2011
This sudden surge in support shows that Pennsylvanians are ready for a real change. Call your state representative today and demand that they bring this issue to a vote.
11 Comments
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Paul M. Mosley
11 years ago
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I know a person that should have it because of their personality traits. They're much more calmer and serene. Unlike the medication this person take that makes them incoherent and confused of what they are doing.
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Nate Dougherty
11 years ago
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I have Epilepsy, and I know it can be treated with medical. I'd prefer not to be on a synthetic chemical as I am now with my medicine, I hate taking medicine if I don't need to. It also causes insomnia as well, it's a known side effect for it but I don't know if it actually is due to my medicine or not seeing as I always seemed to struggle before getting on it as it is from time to time, and medical has been known to also help with insomnia as well. It's about time we get this legalized in our state, to help myself and a bunch of other people similar to myself and also with all of the other ailments that can be treated with a natural plant. It's mind boggling as to why it isn't already.
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Robin Evans
11 years ago
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Please allow us to choose a safer alternative to these dangerous pills that are being prescribed for alternate reasons! So many of us are suffering because we don't want the unnecessary side effects of guinea pig treatments!
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Anonymous
11 years ago
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tom wolf should end prohibition in pa. thats not how this country was founded and its obviously not what the people want
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cassandra girasek
11 years ago
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I have had seizures (epilepsy) for 12 years we have tried tons of pills that dont help(make them go away),have a vns,been on the ketogenic diet nothing has made them go away. Others who have taken this started taking medical marijuana and the seizures decreased or have gone away,I believe it will help me,I need it I'm 23 now,lost my job because of seizures,can't drive (so I can't go to the bank,grocery store etc and they shut down the buses here so I still live with my mom so please legalize it in pa soon.
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Bonita L Szymanski
12 years ago
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I live in constant daily pain. I will not use harmful drugs that will ruin my kidneys & liver. What is wrong with the legalization under a doctors supervision?
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Frank
10 years ago
time has come.
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Nate Dougherty
11 years ago
I have Epilepsy, and I know it can be treated with medical. I'd prefer not to be on a synthetic chemical as I am now with my medicine, I hate taking medicine if I don't need to. It also causes insomnia as well, it's a known side effect for it but I don't know if it actually is due to my medicine or not seeing as I always seemed to struggle before getting on it as it is from time to time, and medical has been known to also help with insomnia as well. It's about time we get this legalized in our state, to help myself and a bunch of other people similar to myself and also with all of the other ailments that can be treated with a natural plant. It's mind boggling as to why it isn't already.
We the people of Pennsylvania would like to vote on Marijuana laws. We would like to end prohibition and help restore our Constitutional rights. Prohibition has only increased usage and given criminals the money and power to do as they please. At the same time, costing taxpayers millions of dollars incarcerating and prosecuting non-violent offenders of victimless crimes when we could better our lives by only prosecuting crimes in which their is a victim and educating people on the medical bennefits of Marijuana. We are only asking for a chance to vote on the legalization of marijuana in Pennsylvania.
I have been reviewing the stories you left in the comments and the pain caused by these outdated laws is clear. Send the link of this petition to your state representative today to demand a formal vote on this issue. We need to keep the pressure on our officials until this ends.
October 31, 2011
This sudden surge in support shows that Pennsylvanians are ready for a real change. Call your state representative today and demand that they bring this issue to a vote.
11 Comments
P
Paul M. Mosley
11 years ago
Featured
I know a person that should have it because of their personality traits. They're much more calmer and serene. Unlike the medication this person take that makes them incoherent and confused of what they are doing.
N
Nate Dougherty
11 years ago
Featured
I have Epilepsy, and I know it can be treated with medical. I'd prefer not to be on a synthetic chemical as I am now with my medicine, I hate taking medicine if I don't need to. It also causes insomnia as well, it's a known side effect for it but I don't know if it actually is due to my medicine or not seeing as I always seemed to struggle before getting on it as it is from time to time, and medical has been known to also help with insomnia as well. It's about time we get this legalized in our state, to help myself and a bunch of other people similar to myself and also with all of the other ailments that can be treated with a natural plant. It's mind boggling as to why it isn't already.
R
Robin Evans
11 years ago
Featured
Please allow us to choose a safer alternative to these dangerous pills that are being prescribed for alternate reasons! So many of us are suffering because we don't want the unnecessary side effects of guinea pig treatments!
A
Anonymous
11 years ago
Featured
tom wolf should end prohibition in pa. thats not how this country was founded and its obviously not what the people want
C
cassandra girasek
11 years ago
Featured
I have had seizures (epilepsy) for 12 years we have tried tons of pills that dont help(make them go away),have a vns,been on the ketogenic diet nothing has made them go away. Others who have taken this started taking medical marijuana and the seizures decreased or have gone away,I believe it will help me,I need it I'm 23 now,lost my job because of seizures,can't drive (so I can't go to the bank,grocery store etc and they shut down the buses here so I still live with my mom so please legalize it in pa soon.
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Bonita L Szymanski
12 years ago
Featured
I live in constant daily pain. I will not use harmful drugs that will ruin my kidneys & liver. What is wrong with the legalization under a doctors supervision?
F
Frank
10 years ago
time has come.
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Nate Dougherty
11 years ago
I have Epilepsy, and I know it can be treated with medical. I'd prefer not to be on a synthetic chemical as I am now with my medicine, I hate taking medicine if I don't need to. It also causes insomnia as well, it's a known side effect for it but I don't know if it actually is due to my medicine or not seeing as I always seemed to struggle before getting on it as it is from time to time, and medical has been known to also help with insomnia as well. It's about time we get this legalized in our state, to help myself and a bunch of other people similar to myself and also with all of the other ailments that can be treated with a natural plant. It's mind boggling as to why it isn't already.
I know a person that should have it because of their personality traits. They're much more calmer and serene. Unlike the medication this person take that makes them incoherent and confused of what they are doing.