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hey sport….what’s up with the….all you have told me is you have never been around pot smokers....and by not answering that question proves it....
The thing about the OP is that his damage is the LEAST severe caused by pot.We went through your "reasoning" a little earlier.
You suck at your shtick.
Plus these idiots conveniently forget that DMV laws concerning DUI and especially DWAI kick in. You a commercial operator? Better forget about toking off that blunt. State and Federal DOT both frown on it.Yup - pot is an INCREDIBLY dangerous and addictive drug, and its legalization’s negative impacts just beginning to be understood.
But not by deranged pot pimps/addicts of course.
There are numerous alternatives to pot - or any drug - use.I use a cannabis gummy every night before bed .. cut my pain medicine by 2/3rds.
Very good.It depends on which state she lives. If she has no income she cannot get a subsidy for health insurance. No sense in looking for an agent that is going to put his/her own figures in the application for a commission, now they have to have the prospect/client sign a form to start or return to their marketplace application and another form at the end. Best bet if she's in a state that expanded Medicaid is try and get onto it.
And these are the LUCKY ones.Except for this…
What’s Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome (CHS)?
CHS causes cycles of severe nausea and vomiting after long-term marijuana use. You can learn more here.my.clevelandclinic.org
Pretty much.Let me get this straight, the growers claim that they don't use pesticide so it means that chronic marijuana use is healthy? The post flies in the face of logic. It's like saying the cancer deaths caused by a legal substance like cigarette smoking should lower medical premiums. The opposite is true. There is no health benefit to the use of "medical marijuana". The traffic deaths related to marijuana intoxication and the psychotic events associated with chronic marijuana use and the lung issues should increase the cost of medical premiums.
who said smoking pot is healthy in this thread?....you said they use pesticides which they dont use.....and yes i have seen pot helping a person with a medical problem....my wife....Let me get this straight, the growers claim that they don't use pesticide so it means that chronic marijuana use is healthy? The post flies in the face of logic. It's like saying the cancer deaths caused by a legal substance like cigarette smoking should lower medical premiums. The opposite is true. There is no health benefit to the use of "medical marijuana". The traffic deaths related to marijuana intoxication and the psychotic events associated with chronic marijuana use and the lung issues should increase the cost of medical premiums.
and people like you who have no idea what you are talking about still have to keep saying your bullshit over and over ....i get that "sport"...stay in the politics section...you dont sound as stupid there....hey sport….what’s up with the….
But yeah, I get it - you’re not a pot addict/pimp; you’re a hero for the infirm & elderly!
Well, a pot pimp/addict too, but that’s secondary to your heroism.
Never mind the death and destruction caused by the incredibly dangerous and addictive drug you’re pimping/addicted to.
PP/A gotta PP/A.
no one is saying get high and drive around....Plus these idiots conveniently forget that DMV laws concerning DUI and especially DWAI kick in. You a commercial operator? Better forget about toking off that blunt. State and Federal DOT both frown on it.
There are numerous alternatives to pot - or any drug - use.
But PP/A gotta PP/A.
I wasn't talking about any penalties they dropped years ago. I was talking about a rule for agents having to have a prospect/client having to sign and give permission to access their application on marketplace. If you're not an agent and doing the marketplace yourself you do not have to sign that form. At the end of application the agent again has to have the client sign a form they agree with all the info that was inputted.After my gig kept getting delayed and I finally bailed...I was never penalized for it....
This is why I let my insurance license lapse..I wasn't talking about any penalties they dropped years ago. I was talking about a rule for agents having to have a prospect/client having to sign and give permission to access their application on marketplace. If you're not an agent and doing the marketplace yourself you do not have to sign that form. At the end of application the agent again has to have the client sign a form they agree with all the info that was inputted.
Concerning what I just wrote above and the reasons of the rule. Many scamming agents across the nation were finding out a person's name and dob and going into applications and making themselves agent of record to receive commissions that they aren't entitled to. Another reason there are agents across the U.S. and many in Florida who sign up the homeless with fictitious income or even some homeless as SS and then the homeless people not knowing they have insurance. All for commission's. It didn't take long after ACA started for the scammers to come out of the woodwork.
IndependentThinker is a moron.Although I do believe that pot may have some medical benefit in some cases, I don't believe it's a cure-all. It's also true that smoking pot can lead to medical issues like lung damage. I personally believe it safer than alcohol consumption. However, I agree with another poster who suggested that people who use it chronically or very often may be too lazy to actually get up and go to a doctor, thus reducing medical costs, in general.
Okay ... I thought about it for a few seconds, but didn't see any benefit in thinking about it. Doesn't change the fact that pot is a mind-altering drug that does help kill pain. Beyond that, it isn't a cure-all. I spent 10 years of my life as a chronic user, so I feel I may be justified in reaching that conclusion.IndependentThinker is a moron.
Think about that.
Okay ... I thought about it for a few seconds, but didn't see any benefit in thinking about it. Doesn't change the fact that pot is a mind-altering drug that does help kill pain. Beyond that, it isn't a cure-all. I spent 10 years of my life as a chronic user, so I feel I may be justified in reaching that conclusion.
It's 2023.....Doesn't change the fact that pot is a mind-altering drug that does help kill pain
