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Re:Mexico supreme court rules ban on marijuana use unconstit... by transfire on Thursday November 05, 2015 @01:11AM (#10511901)
"If people let the government decide what foods they eat and what medicines they take, their bodies will soon be in as sorry a state as are the souls of those who live under tyranny." --Thomas Jefferson
Re:Mexico supreme court rules ban on marijuana use unconstit... by chrisoverzero on Thursday November 05, 2015 @07:09AM (#10512869)
Re:Mexico supreme court rules ban on marijuana use unconstit... by Tomte on Thursday November 05, 2015 @01:49AM (#10512002)
I suppose you'd like to take FDA-unapproved medication? I wouldn't.
Re:Mexico supreme court rules ban on marijuana use unconstit... by mseebach on Thursday November 05, 2015 @04:50AM (#10512510)
I would.

(I would, however, be looking to other sources of approval. Take Daraprim, the infamous $750 pill - at the time of the price hike, it was trivially available from perfectly safe foreign suppliers at <$1, just not with the FDAs approval. It's only available in the US now at that price because some people found a regulatory loophole that allowed them to sell it without the FDAs approval.)

Re:Mexico supreme court rules ban on marijuana use unconstit... by dchest on Thursday November 05, 2015 @04:03AM (#10512353)
You say it like there's a choice.
Re:Mexico supreme court rules ban on marijuana use unconstit... by diqu on Thursday November 05, 2015 @04:37AM (#10512459)
You say that like there's a sane and safe alternative.
Re:Mexico supreme court rules ban on marijuana use unconstit... by tomp on Thursday November 05, 2015 @06:15AM (#10512734)
What if you don't care? If I were terminally ill, dying in a few months, I would definitely be interested in trying the latest experimental drugs. I mean, what's the worst that can happen? (Although legalizing euthanasia would help too.)
Re:Mexico supreme court rules ban on marijuana use unconstit... by diqu on Thursday November 05, 2015 @08:40AM (#10513199)
This is already happening, even with agencies like the FDA in place. It's called off-label use: http://www.cancer.org/treatment/treatmentsandsideeffects/tre...