Comments on: New Laws For The New Year – Part 1: Medical Marijuana In New Jersey http://www.aidsbeacon.com/news/2010/01/06/new-jersey-likely-to-legalize-medical-marijuana/ Independent, up-to-date news and information about HIV and AIDS. Fri, 10 Feb 2012 19:16:14 +0000 hourly 1 By: Lina Polyakoff http://www.aidsbeacon.com/news/2010/01/06/new-jersey-likely-to-legalize-medical-marijuana/comment-page-1/#comment-1707 Lina Polyakoff Tue, 13 Apr 2010 19:32:53 +0000 http://www.aidsbeacon.com/?p=8962#comment-1707 UPCOMING EVENT! First-Ever in New Jersey Educational Seminar Dedicated to the Medical Marijuana Industry Harmony Foundation, in Association with Greenway University, is Holding First-Ever in New Jersey Educational Seminar Dedicated to the Medical Marijuana Industry Cliffside Park, N.J., April 12, 2010: The New Jersey state legislature passed the bill S119 legalizing medical marijuana on January 18, 2010. Harmony Foundation (non-profit organization), in association with Greenway University, is starting to hold educational seminars which will cover everything needed to know about the medical marijuana / cannabis industry... Contact: Lina Polyakoff, director of public relations Harmony Foundation Company www.harmonyfoundationmmjnj.com UPCOMING EVENT!
First-Ever in New Jersey Educational Seminar Dedicated to the Medical Marijuana Industry

Harmony Foundation, in Association with Greenway University, is Holding First-Ever in New Jersey Educational Seminar Dedicated to the Medical Marijuana Industry

Cliffside Park, N.J., April 12, 2010: The New Jersey state legislature passed the bill S119 legalizing medical marijuana on January 18, 2010. Harmony Foundation (non-profit organization), in association with Greenway University, is starting to hold educational seminars which will cover everything needed to know about the medical marijuana / cannabis industry…

Contact:
Lina Polyakoff, director of public relations
Harmony Foundation Company
http://www.harmonyfoundationmmjnj.com

]]> By: Dave http://www.aidsbeacon.com/news/2010/01/06/new-jersey-likely-to-legalize-medical-marijuana/comment-page-1/#comment-722 Dave Wed, 13 Jan 2010 03:13:29 +0000 http://www.aidsbeacon.com/?p=8962#comment-722 its ok they can restrict the medical marijuana as much as they want and look stupid, they just look the other way when it comes to vicodine percocette codine all those prescription drugs people get hooked on , stupid asses dont realize there is no physical addiction to marijuana and that its better for your pain than those nasty prescription drugs people get from their doctors currently. its ok they can restrict the medical marijuana as much as they want and look stupid, they just look the other way when it comes to vicodine percocette codine all those prescription drugs people get hooked on , stupid asses dont realize there is no physical addiction to marijuana and that its better for your pain than those nasty prescription drugs people get from their doctors currently.

]]> By: Winder http://www.aidsbeacon.com/news/2010/01/06/new-jersey-likely-to-legalize-medical-marijuana/comment-page-1/#comment-699 Winder Fri, 08 Jan 2010 02:09:54 +0000 http://www.aidsbeacon.com/?p=8962#comment-699 Jersey ain't gonna see mmj for years, with that fat-ass Christie there to gum up the works. Good job, joisey voters, you put a fat pig anti-safer-than-anything-else-medicine in power. Sucks to be you. Jersey ain’t gonna see mmj for years, with that fat-ass Christie there to gum up the works. Good job, joisey voters, you put a fat pig anti-safer-than-anything-else-medicine in power. Sucks to be you.

]]> By: Chris http://www.aidsbeacon.com/news/2010/01/06/new-jersey-likely-to-legalize-medical-marijuana/comment-page-1/#comment-697 Chris Thu, 07 Jan 2010 20:45:28 +0000 http://www.aidsbeacon.com/?p=8962#comment-697 SIGN THE BILL ALLREADY!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SIGN THE BILL ALLREADY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

]]> By: Joe http://www.aidsbeacon.com/news/2010/01/06/new-jersey-likely-to-legalize-medical-marijuana/comment-page-1/#comment-695 Joe Thu, 07 Jan 2010 05:31:49 +0000 http://www.aidsbeacon.com/?p=8962#comment-695 **** you Chris. **** you. **** you Chris. **** you.

]]> By: Voytek http://www.aidsbeacon.com/news/2010/01/06/new-jersey-likely-to-legalize-medical-marijuana/comment-page-1/#comment-694 Voytek Thu, 07 Jan 2010 02:50:53 +0000 http://www.aidsbeacon.com/?p=8962#comment-694 So big daddy says he doesnt want NJ to become like California? Listen Mr. Christie, you are not our daddy. Patients need their medicine and do not need your personal opinions on the matter. Just let them have their medicine if they ask you to. Again, you are not our daddy. Thank you very much, Voytek So big daddy says he doesnt want NJ to become like California?
Listen Mr. Christie, you are not our daddy.

Patients need their medicine and do not need your personal opinions on the matter.

Just let them have their medicine if they ask you to.
Again, you are not our daddy.

Thank you very much,
Voytek

]]> By: TYC http://www.aidsbeacon.com/news/2010/01/06/new-jersey-likely-to-legalize-medical-marijuana/comment-page-1/#comment-692 TYC Wed, 06 Jan 2010 20:05:04 +0000 http://www.aidsbeacon.com/?p=8962#comment-692 “We don’t want people who have a headache to be able to go and get marijuana,” Christie said. ... As if cannabis isn't on every street in the country and very easy to get. No ID and no questions other than "How much?". You act like cannabis is going away if you have a law against it. Prohibitionists make the craziest statements. The whole point to cannabis legalization is that the legal system can NOT stop cannabis use. 70+ years of prohibition and cannabis is easier to get than it ever has been. You arrest 'em, jail 'em, and they come out with a graduate degree in criminality and 150 new contact phone numbers for suppliers. And that's winning the drug war? No, that's insane! How can the gov't stop a closet grow with a couple of light bulbs? It's like trying to get people to stop distilling high powered alcohol at home. Didn't we try that before? And exactly how did that work out? Oh, yeah. It caused the same problems that we have now. Forget MMJ and legalize for all use using the distribution method similar to alcohol. Cut the drug cartels out of the business. Stop the DARE scare tactics. My kids came home from a DARE meeting at school and those officers told them the craziest stuff. My eldest said that the cop told her that LSD would make you see purple elephants. Guess what she wants to do... It's insane to tell a young, impressionable child some of the stuff that she said they told the kids. Heroin speeds you up. One line of cocaine will make your heart explode. Two lines will make your brain freeze up (so, how did you get past the first line?) Kids pick up on these discrepancies. Marijuana stays in your system for 11 years. And the vivid description of the LSD experience made them all want to know more. The kids came out of there WANTING to do drugs. That's just wrong and only an insane drug warrior would do that to children! I guess the cop was making for more drug warrior work to justify his position once these children are grown. I will never vote to continue the drug war with the drug warriors acting like this. In terms of harm reduction, I would much rather my children use cannabis instead of alcohol. I've never seen anyone die from using cannabis but I've seen a whole lot of folks take that alcohol train straight to the graveyard and try to drag everyone they know with 'em. If you can't stop it; Legalize and regulate. “We don’t want people who have a headache to be able to go and get marijuana,” Christie said. …

As if cannabis isn’t on every street in the country and very easy to get. No ID and no questions other than “How much?”. You act like cannabis is going away if you have a law against it. Prohibitionists make the craziest statements. The whole point to cannabis legalization is that the legal system can NOT stop cannabis use. 70+ years of prohibition and cannabis is easier to get than it ever has been. You arrest ‘em, jail ‘em, and they come out with a graduate degree in criminality and 150 new contact phone numbers for suppliers. And that’s winning the drug war? No, that’s insane!

How can the gov’t stop a closet grow with a couple of light bulbs? It’s like trying to get people to stop distilling high powered alcohol at home. Didn’t we try that before? And exactly how did that work out? Oh, yeah. It caused the same problems that we have now.

Forget MMJ and legalize for all use using the distribution method similar to alcohol. Cut the drug cartels out of the business.

Stop the DARE scare tactics. My kids came home from a DARE meeting at school and those officers told them the craziest stuff. My eldest said that the cop told her that LSD would make you see purple elephants. Guess what she wants to do… It’s insane to tell a young, impressionable child some of the stuff that she said they told the kids. Heroin speeds you up. One line of cocaine will make your heart explode. Two lines will make your brain freeze up (so, how did you get past the first line?) Kids pick up on these discrepancies. Marijuana stays in your system for 11 years. And the vivid description of the LSD experience made them all want to know more. The kids came out of there WANTING to do drugs. That’s just wrong and only an insane drug warrior would do that to children! I guess the cop was making for more drug warrior work to justify his position once these children are grown. I will never vote to continue the drug war with the drug warriors acting like this.

In terms of harm reduction, I would much rather my children use cannabis instead of alcohol. I’ve never seen anyone die from using cannabis but I’ve seen a whole lot of folks take that alcohol train straight to the graveyard and try to drag everyone they know with ‘em.

If you can’t stop it; Legalize and regulate.

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