>>Having a very close relative(s) who went through chemo and radiation for cancer, I disagree 100%. There are abusers of every system but we cannot make decisions based only on those who will abuse a system to the detriment of those who are honest and benefit from it.
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>The fact that you've had 1 relative who went through chemo and may have used MM doesn't speak to the problem of the abuse of the system. In Colorado, they now have over 100,000 people getting MM. Give me a freakin break. That is BS. The docs are cashing in on the dopeaheads.
relative(s) is not one relative. Again, I will repeat myself:
There are abusers of every system but we cannot make decisions based only on those who will abuse a system to the detriment of those who are honest and benefit from it.People
abuse the right to own a gun too. Should it be illegal for every law abiding citizen who does not? People abuse the right to drive and drive while intoxicated. should we make driving vehicles illegal? People abuse other prescription meds - should all meds be illegal?
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