Medical marijuana users ‘have 30 days’ to turn in their guns, police say

Do you have to pay for a drivers license?

I believe the license cost $100, however it varies in price from state to state

Marijuana or THC is still a schedule 1 class controlled substance. Since when does a govt say: well we are breaking the law letting you smoke dope, but you can't have guns because that would be breaking the law.

Proves it has nothing to do with the law, only the objective.

That is to confiscate all firearms.

Marijuana users are the least likely to go on a shooting rampage. Unless, of course, they are in doritos withdrawal.

The gun grab is getting real.

The police have 30 days to turn their guns over to the dude

Dickheads that show up on neighbors doors step acting like Rambo over a barking dog are next.

No they don't, any narcotic or substance abuser is under the same law. Medical Marijuana users are simply dumb enough to think because the state say's they can do it that negates federal law....

I used to live on Oahu.

Why TF would you go get a med license when you can buy it pretty much anywhere on the street or even just grow it yourself in the jungle. It's so easy and turns out real nice with the good climate out there.

Using Hawaii as a test case. Harder for people to "move" the firearms if they're trapped on an island.

Jewish marxists run the state.

And... And.... And....

Am I allowed to keep my firearms if I switch back to Doctor Prescribed Oxycontin? Would that make everything better? I was prescribed that garbage for 12yrs before I switched to homegrown cannabis to manage my chronic pain in a safer manner.

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I have a lot of experience seeing how manic/angry/irrationally upset stoners get when they can't get weed to smoke.

If they had a gun I could easily see it being a problem.

I'm sure a mmj card shooter event will conveniently happen to support this. Maybe I'm wrong but it sure wouldn't surprise me.

Like you said, I think all psych med patients should be turning in their guns rather.

There are no warning lables on marijuana containers that say " may cause suicidal or homicidal actions" but those warnings are all over psych meds.

Yeah, also coffee addicts, alcoholics, chocolate heads tobacco, tea, cola, Prozac, Game of thrones, ect, ect, people go nuts when they can't get their fix. The few sane, enlighten ones need to control or eliminate the undesirables.

Then keep your dog quiet...or burn down your house and move, which is what happened, lol

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The EXACT same people telling you that smoking cigarettes should be banned, are telling you that marijuana should be legalized.
And you didn’t think there was a hidden agenda behind it???

Communist socialists traitor's in action

Exactly my thoughts.

So WHO is going to take them to court?

Never, ever give up your guns!

If you have a medical marijuana card, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals says that you can’t buy a gun.

The court ruled 3-0 on Wednesday that a ban preventing medical marijuana card holders from purchasing firearms is not in violation of the Second Amendment, the Associated Press reports. There are nine western states under the appeals court’s jurisdiction, including Nevada, where the case originated.

A lawsuit was filed in 2011 by Nevada resident S. Rowan Wilson after she tried to purchase a gun for self-defense and was denied based on a federal ban on the sale of guns to users of illegal drugs. Though marijuana has been legalized in some places on a state-by-state basis, it remains illegal under federal law. The court maintained that drug use “raises the risk of irrational or unpredictable behavior with which gun use should not be associated.”

Not constitutional.

"shall not infringe"

No. Under the "Affordable Care Act" it is currently illegal for anyone on a prescription of any controlled substance to obtain or own a firearm. Although, it is currently not enforced.