[robertpaulsen]

"that could have easily been obviated by perfectly ordinary, everyday ag department inspections."

According to the article, they want the federal government to butt out. I don't see the states setting up any drug safety standards. The states ARE allowing these patients to be killed by contaminated drugs.

And whose ag department is going to go to 100,000 homes to inspect home grown cannabis on a monthly basis?

[donh]

According to the article, they want the federal government to butt out.

Nice conflation of issues. They want the feds to butt out in the sense of not arresting their patients and suppliers.

I don't see the states setting up any drug safety standards. The states ARE allowing these patients to be killed by contaminated drugs.

The states don't have an ag department, in the sense of federally mandated uniform standards a' la' the Commerce Clause of the Constitution.

And whose ag department is going to go to 100,000 homes to inspect home grown cannabis on a monthly basis?

Oh, I don't know, the same ag department that governs how much and of what sort you can make home-grown alcohol right now?

[thinkthenpost]

I hate to lost my temper, but....
You Nimrod, if it were legal virtually NO ONE WOULD BE GROWING IT AT THEIR HOUSE.