Western Massachusetts for Medical Marijuana & Regulation

11/09/2016

Congratulations MA! I am not even sure what to say here -- I had thought this day would come eventually, but I had not thought I would see it so soon. Your support and enthusiasm are what carried the day.

However, the struggle is not over -- the law still must be implemented, and there are powerful opponents to it in the legislature. Now is not the time to coast --- put pressure on your reps and senators to make sure this gets enacted as written, not taken apart to appeal to moneyed interests. And we still languish as a nation under the thrall of the Drug War... Let us not stay our ambitions with this alone, but continue to fight for what's right until we have liberated the nation... If not the world... From the war on drugs.

The movement is growing more each year. Speak to people about this. Help to educate others. Use responsibly, if you do. This is not the end -- just another beginning.

I am proud of this state, and proud of you guys reading this out there. Eight years ago, I arrogantly said that we'd do this within a decade. And here we are, within a decade, getting it done. And the nation as a whole seems primed to follow.

Feel free to celebrate now. Just know the struggle is not yet over, and we will need your help to see it through. Really, keep in contact with your reps. It helps a whole lot.

Thank you all so much. This moment would not have been possible without you.

11/08/2016

Tomorrow is the day! Our chance at history! To legalize ma*****na and regulate it in the state of Massachusetts! One step closer to ending prohibition! Make sure you get out to the polls tomorrow and vote YES on question 4! Lets make this dream a reality and take back our personal freedoms! *****na *****na

11/01/2016

Who will regulate the new ma*****na industry? How much pot can I possess? What will the tax rate be?

10/31/2016

The Boston Archdiocese is pouring $850,000 into a last-minute effort to defeat a state ballot measure to legalize ma*****na, calling increased drug use a threat to the Catholic Church’s various health and social-service programs.

10/25/2016

"Despite our opponents' claims, there have been no studies from any ma*****na-legal state showing increases in ma*****na-impaired crashes or fatalities," Yes on 4 said. "In fact, in Colorado OUI ma*****na arrests went down in 2015 compared to 2014 despite increased vigilance."

Share and repost. That ad uses a tragedy to spread disinformation. The data simply doesn't exist. This change would make things safer -- not more dangerous. That and 4 does not make OUI legal, no matter what they say.

The Yes on 4 campaign on Monday responded to the Campaign for a Safe and Healthy MA YouTube video featuring widow Reisa Clardy asking voters to say no to legalizing ma*****na.

10/25/2016

Get ready to get out and vote! The numbers are pretty good, but we want a landslide victory here -- and we don't want to sn**ch defeat from the jaws of victory by being complacent.

BTW: don't post things on here that are illegal in nature. Seriously. I don't like to moderate things -- but I can't let that sort of thing slide.

With fewer polls this election season and a tendency for voters to tune into ballot questions late, Question 4 may not be sure to pass, pollster Steve Koczela writes.

08/04/2016

Here's the breakdown of current endorsements for Question 4. Send your reps some emails or something, won't you?

Ballotpedia: The Encyclopedia of American Politics

08/04/2016

https://www.regulatemassachusetts.org/

This page is gonna try to make a comeback, guys. Share/like/comment or whatever so I can see who's still actually looking at this!

-An ancient, formerly lost admin

SaferPatients in pain should be able to accessma*****na without committing a crime —rather than being prescribed opiates

10/04/2015

Word of advice for MA MMJ Patients. Today I visited New England Treatment Access in Northampton...only to waste an hour round trip drive and gas. Apparently the recommendation from the Dr. and the State MMJ Patient ID card are two completely different things. As explained to me by one of the staff is that the State Patient ID Card will let you posses the legal limit until the state card expires. However, the Dr.'s recommendation needs to be up to date/active or else you cannot purchase meds from a dispensary. I'm assuming mine expired because I missed my "6 month checkup". Sad part is that Dr.'s don't do "6 month checkup's" on normal non MMJ patients and charge them for it like they do with us. Its all about that $$!!!! So save yourself the trouble and double check with your MMJ Dr. to make sure you are still active in THEIR system even though your active with the state for the next few years....

04/03/2015

Sorry about inactivity, but in good news this happened today. Next step recreational legal
http://movingforma*****na.com/medical-ma*****na-is-now-legal-in-all-50-states/

01/31/2015

Just so everyone knows the guy who made this page hasnt been active in a long time. Plus I live in colorado now, so its up to yall to inform eachother of medical maryj updates an events