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News (Media Awareness Project) - US MA: PUB LTE: For Pot Progress |
| Title: | US MA: PUB LTE: For Pot Progress |
| Published On: | 2011-03-04 |
| Source: | Boston Herald (MA) |
| Fetched On: | 2011-03-09 13:24:07 |
FOR POT PROGRESS
When Gov. Bill Weld signed the Therapeutic Research Act in 1992,
Massachusetts was the first state to recognize medical use since
imposition of the federal prohibition. Unlike the more recent laws, it
requires a federally approved source. It is a cruel joke because the
federal government refuses to approve a supplier.
After years of reefer madness, medicalization made sense in 1992. Now it
makes sense to allow all adults to possess and grow it for their personal use
and gift it to other adults. When Congress passes the equivalent of the
21st Amendment for marijuana, the state can then regulate and tax it as we do
alcohol ("Pressure grows to legalize medical pot," March 1).
Steven S. Epstein, Georgetown
When Gov. Bill Weld signed the Therapeutic Research Act in 1992,
Massachusetts was the first state to recognize medical use since
imposition of the federal prohibition. Unlike the more recent laws, it
requires a federally approved source. It is a cruel joke because the
federal government refuses to approve a supplier.
After years of reefer madness, medicalization made sense in 1992. Now it
makes sense to allow all adults to possess and grow it for their personal use
and gift it to other adults. When Congress passes the equivalent of the
21st Amendment for marijuana, the state can then regulate and tax it as we do
alcohol ("Pressure grows to legalize medical pot," March 1).
Steven S. Epstein, Georgetown
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