Safer Alternative For Enjoyable Recreation (SAFER)

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January 2005

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Seth Gentry (Los Angeles, CA) wrote at 12:20pm yesterday

I really like the way California has set up it's medicinal marijuana program. You have to be 18 (or 21.. I can't remember) to get a prescription, there are specific doctors you can go to get the prescription (so nobodies going to family practitioners to ask), you can get a variety of bud from just one shop (that's right.. they have shops with counters full of whatever you want), they don't put crap in the weed because it's medical grade... I think medicinal is the way to go!!!

Andrew Lange (St. Cloud, MN) wrote at 8:45am on August 31st, 2008

Can anyone tell me the TRUTH about medicinal marijuana ana if it is or isnot available for terminaly ill people in MINNESOTA.

Dan wrote at 6:42pm on August 25th, 2008

Tucker. you're also forgetting that testing for the presence of THC is a benefit to parents who want to prevent their kids from smoking. Alcohol test kits only work for a very short time after a person has drank, and THC binds to fat cells and stays in your system for a week or longer. Concerning your driving argument, take a look at this article: http://norml.org/index.cfm?Group_ID=5450

Chris Kearns (Washington, DC) wrote at 6:11pm on August 6th, 2008

Well in my "career" ive never had trouble getting it. And my parents had cigs and booze around and i only smoke dro so thats not really true.

Tucker Logan (Washington High School) wrote at 2:18am on August 3rd, 2008

Yes, but it'd be different because parents could have it out freely around the house. It'd be loads easier to get at a younger age.
Think about it.

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Website:

http://www.saferchoice.org

Mission:

SAFER's goal is to educate the public about the fact that marijuana is less harmful than alcohol to both the user and to society.

Alcohol prohibition is widely recognized as a dismal failure. Despite marijuana prohibition being an equal or greater failure, it somehow maintains public support. Once the public comes to accept the fact that marijuana is safer than alcohol, support for marijuana prohibition will crumble.

SAFER carries out its mission by conducting educational activities and earning on-message media coverage. SAFER's lobbying arm, the SAFER Voter Education Fund, supports local and state ballot initiatives. These campaigns provide extensive opportunities to generate news coverage while actually amending local and state marijuana laws.