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SVTPerformance's Chain of Restaurants
Road Side Pub
Some progress in southern Texas
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<blockquote data-quote="oldmodman" data-source="post: 15536192" data-attributes="member: 10303"><p>We should differentiate between fun dope and medical dope.</p><p>I have a friend that had Polio as a child in the early 50's.</p><p>She is now fully stricken with advanced post polio syndrome. The only thing that helps alleviate her constant tremendous pain is methadone and dope. Which has no effect if smoked. Only if it is eaten. Before it was legal where she lives friends would bring it to her from out of state. If she had been caught with it she would have been arrested and fined. Yet, for her, it was medically required.</p><p>She can no longer drive so for her being stoned is not a problem.</p><p>But even when she is taking the maximum dosage of both medicines she has no impaired abilities, other than the physical ones from her disease.</p><p>But healthy people showing impaired motor and mental skills should not be endangering the public.</p><p></p><p>Is there a 100% accurate test (preferably one with near instant results) that police can use to determine recent usage of dope? I do not want to rely on their "training" to determine guilt and then arrest. There could be way to much leeway given to officer training. There must be a mechanical test that has no ambiguity. Since guilt could lead to fines, jail, loss of employment, higher auto insurance costs and so on.</p><p>I do not want guilt or innocence to be based on an opinion.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="oldmodman, post: 15536192, member: 10303"] We should differentiate between fun dope and medical dope. I have a friend that had Polio as a child in the early 50's. She is now fully stricken with advanced post polio syndrome. The only thing that helps alleviate her constant tremendous pain is methadone and dope. Which has no effect if smoked. Only if it is eaten. Before it was legal where she lives friends would bring it to her from out of state. If she had been caught with it she would have been arrested and fined. Yet, for her, it was medically required. She can no longer drive so for her being stoned is not a problem. But even when she is taking the maximum dosage of both medicines she has no impaired abilities, other than the physical ones from her disease. But healthy people showing impaired motor and mental skills should not be endangering the public. Is there a 100% accurate test (preferably one with near instant results) that police can use to determine recent usage of dope? I do not want to rely on their "training" to determine guilt and then arrest. There could be way to much leeway given to officer training. There must be a mechanical test that has no ambiguity. Since guilt could lead to fines, jail, loss of employment, higher auto insurance costs and so on. I do not want guilt or innocence to be based on an opinion. [/QUOTE]
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