News (Media Awareness Project) - US OR: LTE: Arguments Draw Line: Criminals vs. Patients |
Title: | US OR: LTE: Arguments Draw Line: Criminals vs. Patients |
Published On: | 2008-02-10 |
Source: | Oregonian, The (Portland, OR) |
Fetched On: | 2008-02-16 14:15:03 |
ARGUMENTS DRAW LINE: CRIMINALS VS. PATIENTS
Your editorial makes good sense. Marijuana advocates are pushing
legalized use into Oregon workplaces, a far stretch from their
original claim that the Oregon marijuana law was merely a
for-deathbed-only act of mercy.
Common sense is now abandoned. What's next, the right to drive while
intoxicated with marijuana?
The Oregon Legislature should ensure that Oregon workplaces are free
of marijuana use and also should fund the Oregon Department of
Justice to investigate widespread abuse of the Oregon marijuana law.
This Oregon law has resulted in Oregon adults using marijuana at a
far higher rate than nationally.
The claims of marijuana advocates are bogus. There is no credible
evidence that smoking marijuana is good treatment for any medical
condition. The Oregon Medical Association is on record as opposing
legalized marijuana.
Possession and use of marijuana remains illegal in Oregon under
federal law, as affirmed by the U.S. Supreme Court. The Oregon
Legislature would do well for Oregonians to repeal the Oregon marijuana law.
Roger Burt
Southeast Portland
Your editorial makes good sense. Marijuana advocates are pushing
legalized use into Oregon workplaces, a far stretch from their
original claim that the Oregon marijuana law was merely a
for-deathbed-only act of mercy.
Common sense is now abandoned. What's next, the right to drive while
intoxicated with marijuana?
The Oregon Legislature should ensure that Oregon workplaces are free
of marijuana use and also should fund the Oregon Department of
Justice to investigate widespread abuse of the Oregon marijuana law.
This Oregon law has resulted in Oregon adults using marijuana at a
far higher rate than nationally.
The claims of marijuana advocates are bogus. There is no credible
evidence that smoking marijuana is good treatment for any medical
condition. The Oregon Medical Association is on record as opposing
legalized marijuana.
Possession and use of marijuana remains illegal in Oregon under
federal law, as affirmed by the U.S. Supreme Court. The Oregon
Legislature would do well for Oregonians to repeal the Oregon marijuana law.
Roger Burt
Southeast Portland
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