The San Mateo Daily Journal reported that San Mateo is going to effectively prevent most medical marijuana patients from smoking their medicine, a method of consumption which gives instant relief when compared to ingesting it (“Council adds medical pot restrictions” in the July 4 edition of the Daily Journal). Way to go San Mateo and the rest of the municipalities considering these actions. Too bad for that home-bound cancer patient that wants a little relief from the terrible nausea affecting them. It was clever of the cities to circumvent the will of statewide voters who overwhelmingly voted to provide access to this substance.
One benefit is that the blue emanating from their noses may partially illuminate the city at night, saving on electricity costs. I’m calling for citizens to help Mayor Lim formulate a plan to ban wheelchairs so they don’t block the able-bodied and productive residents from the sidewalks during their work duties that provide coveted tax revenue, unlike those burdensome home-bound sick residents who pay taxes, but are otherwise a burden on us all.
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