My only concern is driving when high. Personally I don't like driving high but some people can. We just gotta keep the people who can't off the roads lol

Big business wants it all it seems and it cannot do it as well as an artisan can. There is room for both as far as I'm concerned.

As long as the packaging doesn't become impossible to open.

Hell Naw! Let everybody who want to take their medicine. A more peaceful world. Especially if I can become owner of a dispensary ?

Hell Naw! Let everybody who want to take their medicine. A more peaceful world. Especially if I can become owner of a dispensary ?

It's a double standard. We are not allowed to grow it at home for personal use, yet corporations can sell it to us. FFS!

They are the best

Would rather it was corporate than criminal- But wait a minute- is there really a difference?!

I do not want to see capitalism monopolize medical marijuana and make it inaccessible to those who need it any more than I want to see it criminalized.

Nope. It could get legitimate studies going, finally.

As the gentleman below indicated, here in California we can grow our own. Or if you know anyone who foes, the corporate stigma isn't a concern. Anyway, I can take it or leave it; I usually have some around but don't indulge that often.

In California you can grow your own... as long as that’s the case, I’m OK...

Of course it does. Corporate intrusion only makes matters worse in just
about everything.

I am a medical user. It's all ready hard to find good strains that help with my pain but do not get me high and most already made stuff is priced out of my price range.

Not concerned since I don't smoke or use marijuana

I outgrew marijuana back in the 70s

Not yet.

There will be a big pharma cbd product coming at towards the end of this year. It has already started.

I’m concerned about the prevalence of the harmlessness myth. Any substance can cause harm, but the profit motive inherent in corporate culture combined with the overhead investment needed to enter a highly regulated market means lobbyists will control the conversation and the policy. I don’t trust lobbyists nor politicians. Neither do I condone the huge carbon footprint of large commercial indoor grows. I don’t have good answers, but witnessing conscientious outdoor growers getting squeezed out locally in Nor Cal and it makes me sad and concerned.