• Huh ? Now The Dippies Upset About Florida LEGALIZING Weed

    From 26xh.0717@21:1/5 to All on Thu Jun 13 19:27:17 2024
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    https://www.politico.com/news/2024/06/12/florida-pot-legalization-medical-marijuana-doctors-00162324

    Florida pot doctors warn about potential chaos after
    recreational marijuana legalization

    . . .

    Their fear - or profit picture - revolves around the
    claim that bona-fide medical cases will no longer be
    able to get "quality" weed ... that it'll all go
    totally laisez-faire.

    But I suspect "profit picture" is the greater issue.

    As for "quality" weed ... some org, which should
    include some docs/chemists ... ought to offer
    a sort of quality cert thing for various growers.
    IF their product is consistently of good even
    quality - as objectively evaluated/tested - THEN
    they get the "Doctors Certification".

    Successful farms COULD have dual ops, regular-
    whatever-weed AND a special higher-price brand
    that will get them the coveted certification.

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  • From Bobbie Sellers@21:1/5 to All on Thu Jun 13 21:53:05 2024
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    On 6/13/24 16:27, 26xh.0717 wrote:
    https://www.politico.com/news/2024/06/12/florida-pot-legalization-medical-marijuana-doctors-00162324

    Florida pot doctors warn about potential chaos after
    recreational marijuana legalization

    . . .

      Their fear - or profit picture - revolves around the
      claim that bona-fide medical cases will no longer be
      able to get "quality" weed ... that it'll all go
      totally laisez-faire.

      But I suspect "profit picture" is the greater issue.

      As for "quality" weed ... some org, which should
      include some docs/chemists ... ought to offer
      a sort of quality cert thing for various growers.
      IF their product is consistently of good even
      quality - as objectively evaluated/tested - THEN
      they get the "Doctors Certification".

      Successful farms COULD have dual ops, regular-
      whatever-weed AND a special higher-price brand
      that will get them the coveted certification.

    Well on my display all the text above was invisible.
    Hitting follow up exposed it to view.
    It is not the weed that is so important to medical
    patients but edibles in reliable dosages. I cannot smoke
    as it causes me great pain in my throat. I have brochitis
    from my myriad allegies and about 20 years of smoking mostly
    using bongs but even vaporizers causes the pain. My cannabis
    medications cost me <$80/month.

    bliss

    --
    b l i s s - S F 4 e v e r at D S L E x t r e m e dot com

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  • From 26xh.0717@21:1/5 to Bobbie Sellers on Fri Jun 14 01:52:22 2024
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    On 6/14/24 12:53 AM, Bobbie Sellers wrote:
    On 6/13/24 16:27, 26xh.0717 wrote:
    https://www.politico.com/news/2024/06/12/florida-pot-legalization-medical-marijuana-doctors-00162324


    Florida pot doctors warn about potential chaos after
    recreational marijuana legalization

    . . .

       Their fear - or profit picture - revolves around the
       claim that bona-fide medical cases will no longer be
       able to get "quality" weed ... that it'll all go
       totally laisez-faire.

       But I suspect "profit picture" is the greater issue.

       As for "quality" weed ... some org, which should
       include some docs/chemists ... ought to offer
       a sort of quality cert thing for various growers.
       IF their product is consistently of good even
       quality - as objectively evaluated/tested - THEN
       they get the "Doctors Certification".

       Successful farms COULD have dual ops, regular-
       whatever-weed AND a special higher-price brand
       that will get them the coveted certification.

        Well on my display all the text above was invisible.
    Hitting follow up exposed it to view.
        It is not the weed that is so important to medical
    patients but edibles in reliable dosages.  I cannot smoke
    as it causes me great pain in my throat.  I have brochitis
    from my myriad allegies and about 20 years of smoking mostly
    using bongs but even vaporizers causes the pain.  My cannabis
    medications cost me <$80/month.

    Must have smoked a LOT of something for THAT
    bad a reaction.

    In any case, again said "edibles" can get the
    Seal Of Approval. They'd be evaluated for the
    amount/types of THC plus some other relevant
    (perhaps toxic) extra ingredients. The certified
    products could be sold at a premium ... but that
    would still likely be fairly cheap.

    These days, Fentanyl/Tranq-free has become very
    important, life & death sometimes. A certified
    source with high testing standards IS the safest
    path. Broader legalization allows good people
    access to the ingredients too, not just evil people.

    There's now a LOT of money in weed and subproducts.
    It's the new booze. Money DOES count - and tends
    to drive every equation.

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