Cannabis for me has had nothing but positive results in my life. Now that I vaporize weed, I don’t have the negitive aspect of the smoke entering my lungs and I don’t spit up black crap from my lungs any more and it is twice efficient to vaporize than to smoke it. So now every time I buy a bag of weed it is like buying 2 bags of weed. My vaporizer payed fot its self with the first OZ of weed purchased.

Cannabis induced schizophrenia. Another prohibitionist argument bits the dust.

The unregulated market is what funds the gangs and the cartels, and keeps this multi-billion dollar subset of our economy from providing benefit to all through taxation similar to what alcohol and tobacco, whether or not they personally choose to use cannabis.

This doesn’t even count the costs of conducting a totally ineffective multi-billion dollar a year campaign against the personal, recreational/medicinal use of non-pharmaceutical, non-alcoholic, tobacco free drugs by responsible adults, or the costs of housing all of those prosecuted and convicted in our prisons, or supporting their dependents through increased ue of social services.

I hope that you continue to have success in living with your condition, and that you are someday able to see that legalization will be best for all of us, whether we use cannabis or not.

That is all that your case, or any other of “pot induced schizophrenia” says… period.

Just because it can be legalized and regulated does not mean that you, or anyone else, would be forced to use it.

In fact, under a properly regulated distribution system, your medicinal/recreational cannabis seller would likely have to give you, as a purchaser/user, information regarding all possible primary and side effects, including contra-indications for conditions such as yours.

It’s a fact, my kids, and yours, all of us, would be FAR safer under legal regulation than we are now under the unregulated free for all of the black market.

Alcohol causes plenty of psychological problems for plenty more people than cannabis, not to mention being liver toxic and generally detrimental to health in large doses, yet it is legal and regulated.

So why can’t you trust adults, given valid and factual information, to make their own decisions regarding what substances they imbibe?

Could it be that under legalization you might not be able to trust YOURSELF to “Stay off the GRASS”?