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Topic	My state is voting to legalize and regulate weed on Tuesday
southcoast09 11/03/18 8:53:50 PM #16:	Lost_All_Senses posted... southcoast09 posted... Lost_All_Senses posted... Does legalization mean they can't tell me I have to drug test for it for my medication? Nah, medical patients are still discriminated against in the job market (at least in most places). The number one thing that needs to be done is to remove marijuana from all drug testing panels. I dont mind taking a drug test to prove that Im not in crystal meth or prescription pain medicine, but no employer has a right to know whether I smoke marijuana. The able-bodies workforce is sitting on their ass because we refuse to take drug tests. My question wasn't about work, but I agree with everything you said. I just want to be able to smoke weed and still be on my pain medication I need to not feel pain while getting around. Oh, my bad. In Colorado, I had to choose when I broke my back. If I got pain medicine, I had to take drug tests to prove that I was taking the medicine they gave me, but federal law dictated that I be denied pain medicine if I had marijuana in my system even though it was legal. It was like a federal law vs state law clash that... actually really helped me out. I refused the drug tests and the pain medicine because I really didnt need it and I didnt want to go down that road. They were making sure it didnt turn into a long-term thing. --- #MakeFinalFantasyGreatAgain <cite>southcoast09 posted [p:911758923] in My state i... [t:77167253]...</cite> <quote><cite>Lost_All_Senses posted...</cite> <quote><cite>southcoast09 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Lost_All_Senses posted...</cite> <quote>Does legalization mean they can't tell me I have to drug test for it for my medication?</quote> Nah, medical patients are still discriminated against in the job market (at least in most places). The number one thing that needs to be done is to remove marijuana from all drug testing panels. I dont mind taking a drug test to prove that Im not in crystal meth or prescription pain medicine, but no employer has a right to know whether I smoke marijuana. The able-bodies workforce is sitting on their ass because we refuse to take drug tests.</quote> My question wasn't about work, but I agree with everything you said. I just want to be able to smoke weed and still be on my pain medication I need to not feel pain while getting around.</quote> Oh, my bad. In Colorado, I had to choose when I broke my back. If I got pain medicine, I had to take drug tests to prove that I was taking the medicine they gave me, but federal law dictated that I be denied pain medicine if I had marijuana in my system even though it was legal. It was like a federal law vs state law clash that... actually really helped me out. I refused the drug tests and the pain medicine because I really didnt need it and I didnt want to go down that road. They were making sure it didnt turn into a long-term thing. --- #MakeFinalFantasyGreatAgain</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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