Michigan Medical Marijuana Patients Fight Back With PSA

Michigan medical marijuana patients are in a fight for their lives.

Despite the fact that an overwhelming 63 percentof voters approved their medical marijuana law in 2008 -- winning Michigan medical marijuana patients are in a fight for their lives.
Despite the fact that an overwhelming 63 percent of voters approved their medical marijuana law in 2008 -- winning every county in the state -- lawmakers have unaccountably decided to ignore the will of the people who elected them.
Now circulating in the Michigan Legislature is badly written legislation which would, in effect, gut the law approved by the people four years ago. Things are so bad that activist Joe Cain, CEO of the National Medical Marijuana Association, is calling it the the "Last Stand of the Michigan Medical Marijuana Act."
"The politicians are claiming that patients and caregivers have approved the bills," Cain told Toke of the Town on Wednesday. "Nothing could be farther from the truth."
"Patients opposed these bills in both chambers of the Legislature with their forceful and compassionate testimony," Cain told us. "The truth is these bills will make it much easier to identify and arrest the sick and their caregivers.
"The simple truth is the government has targeted the sick since the day the law passed," Cain said. "They have slandered, libeled, persecuted, arrested and thrown us in prison. They have played legal scrabble with the wording of the Act.
"Now they are poised to overthrow the will of the people to legalize the abuse that has heaped upon the innocent," Cain said. "We must defend ourselves or accept the warped justice of the Michigan Legislature."
"Everyone should assemble on the front steps of the Capitol building on September 19, 2012 at High Noon to oppose this tyranny," Cain said. "No matter how long the fight, we will stop them from hurting sick people!" Cain said.
every county in the state-- lawmakers have unaccountably decided to ignore the will of the people who elected them.

Now circulating in the Michigan Legislature is badly written legislation which would, in effect, gut the law approved by the people four years ago. Things are so bad that activist Joe Cain, CEO of the National Medical Marijuana Association, is calling it the the "Last Stand of the Michigan Medical Marijuana Act."

"The politicians are claiming that patients and caregivers have approved the bills," Cain told Toke of the Townon Wednesday. "Nothing could be farther from the truth."
"Patients opposed these bills in both chambers of the Legislature with their forceful and compassionate testimony," Cain told us. "The truth is these bills will make it much easier to identify and arrest the sick and their caregivers.

"The simple truth is the government has targeted the sick since the day the law passed," Cain said. "They have slandered, libeled, persecuted, arrested and thrown us in prison. They have played legal scrabble with the wording of the Act.

"Now they are poised to overthrow the will of the people to legalize the abuse that has heaped upon the innocent," Cain said. "We must defend ourselves or accept the warped justice of the Michigan Legislature."

"Everyone should assemble on the front steps of the Capitol building on September 19, 2012 at High Noon to oppose this tyranny," Cain said. "No matter how long the fight, we will stop them from hurting sick people!" Cain said.

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