After 12 Long Years, This Longtime Activist Finally Granted A Medical Cannabis Card For PTSD

After spending months in jail for private personal use of my religious sacrament and medicine, and after 12 years of activist work that included lawsuits against the governments who deny religious and medical freedom as well as freedom to explore consciousness, I have finally been granted the permission by an arbitrary and temporary corrupt body of tyrants to use medical cannabis without facing state persecution, discrimination, or abuse.

These insufficient protections only apply to me at the state level, however. I am still victimized by a racist and unjust federal prohibition on my religious sacrament. As such I will be joining or initiating federal lawsuits in the near future to fix this issue, which is an issue that requires fixing in a timely and compassionate manner. I refuse to be a federal criminal and have no desire to partake in a state cannabis program under the current circumstances. Now having legal standing or “locus standi” as an approved medical cannabis patient, approved by the state, I intend to indirectly oppose drug cartels and criminal drug dealers around the world, by legalizing medical cannabis for everyone who uses cannabis as a “Christian” or medical patient or both, at the federal level, in my lifetime.

Iowa State Daily: Marijuana reform isn’t about breaking the law

It is unconscionable that doctors have been denied access to updated curriculum due to federal restrictions, unconscionable that parents cannot medicate their state-approved children on school property, unconscionable that nursing home patients cannot medicate in their nursing homes due to federal restrictions, and unconscionable that anyone anywhere ever face any jail time for using a state sanctioned medicine. Accepting the medical use of marijuana in the United States in 1996, California promised activists they would fix federal legal issues of concern and protect their state patient programs. Due to corruption via the power of the purse, not one state save my home state ever took this issue to the federal government. My work on federal issues pertaining to marijuana shall continue unabated until my Constitutional right to practice my religious beliefs in private are granted in writing in a court of law.

Having official standing to sue state medical cannabis programs for failure to protect patients from federal law is a real pleasure to hold, and any lawful chance to make a difference on this particular topic shall continue to be pursued without remorse. Civil disobedience and counter-culture tactics are counter-productive and always have been since 1996, and the best way to destroy the illusion that such tactics have any validity today is to destroy the war on federalism that the lazy and stoned initiators of the medical cannabis movement began decades ago. So, I’m going to enjoy destroying that particular illusion, and likely not get any credit once it’s done (I hope my name is left out of the credit).

It’s nice to have a long term and attainable life goal while passing through.

We are halfway there…state legalized, sure, but federally criminalized unjustly to this day. The solution is well thought out and understandable. All we gotta do now is…just do it.

Let’s take these truths to the designated judges, shall we, friends?