Texas changes state law for medical marijuana

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  1. I hate that my medical condition is on the list, in the sense that it is seen as very dangerous. However my friends say I should be a bit happy because it being on the list…I am guaranteed it/Marijuana basically anywhere.

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  3. I live in Michigan and I am very thankful for the marijuana laws up here. I would be a super hot mess without it. I have been on many prescriptions for pain, the laws for them have changed a lot and the drs have to follow the law. The staff in the Dr's office gets updated frequently on what is allowed. Then when the people that really need it they get short changed and the abusers of the strong meds keep trying to find ways to get their narcs. I supplement my cannabis with my prescription meds. My Dr's are aware of this and do not have a problem with it. If I didn't use it I would never sleep.

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  5. As a disabled combat veteran here in tx I dont understand why chronic pain was not allowed. Oh wait , I remembered something. Governor Abbott received campaign contributions from BIG PHARMA.

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  14. Just please legalize it already!!! I can't begin to even describe how much it has helped me, it's a natural medicine and much safer than pills, which BTW I was on 30 + meds until I dropped them all for this. I also suffer from ptsd and Marijuana has helped me significantly.

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  16. Staunch republican politicians and many of their supporters are usually quick to send us to war while at the same time quick to take the decision out of doctors hands and into their own when it comes to deciding if combat veterans should have access to THC. This make absolutely zero sense.

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  17. I don’t smoke or eat edibles but I firmly believe it should just be legalized already. It helps a lot of people with insomnia, back pain, arthritis, and many other conditions. Shouldn’t have to go to another state and risk your freedom crossing state lines with a little pot in order to help yourself sleep at night or to get your back to stop hurting all while the doctors have no problem handing out hydrocodone or oxy like candy and feeding into the drug problem here.

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  18. Hey guys I’m visiting Dallas From Chicago Greetings to everyone out here 🙋🏽‍♂️
    I’m struggling trying to find some bud, I was told the dispensary sells DELTA 8 Only.
    Can someone give me an update please?😩

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  21. Or hear me out… do it like us in Canada and make it recreational so everyone can benefit from marijuana instead of the government just looking for a way to make more money.

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  30. The reason it’s not legal in Texas is because of the politics people vote for. If people want the benefits of a legal recreational market you need to have pro legalization officials running the state. The current governor and his whole party basically aren’t for it (multiple reasons for that) but whenever reform bills get brought into legislation Dan Patrick blocks all of them, if you want the laws to change you need to vote him out!

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  32. Everyone can can carry a gun , but marijuana is illegal, your state is the complete opposite of my country , marijuana is legal and sold in stores like alcohol and nobody but the cops is allowed to carry guns all the time , yee haw Texas

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