Whoa whoa whoa, what's with all the hostility Rzza? I did not "hijack" your thread, you asked a question I provided an answer.
there doesnt seem to be a whole lot of us. patients are everywhere though. why cant i find a couple more? lol
Simple because caregivers are everywhere as well and most are willing to provide their services free of charge to their registered patients. If you didn't want your question answered you shouldn't of asked it. Your douchey patient was even more unnecessairly hostile, but anyone who cusses a stranger out for no reason is neither intelligent or mature so I am not going to waste my time addressing him further. Judging from your other posts in other threads you seem like an intelligent, decent guy willing to listen to logic. So hopefully I just caught you on a bad day or you misunderstood my intentions or something.
Rzza you and I aren't too different, we come from the same school of thought. Some of the jokers in this thread are just absolutely ridiculous. "All growing expenses should come out of your pocket, and all meds you grow should be given away for 100% zero cost. If you make any money you're a greedy asshole... blah blah blah"... Yeah get the fuck outta here with all that noise. I log any where from 30-60 hours a week working in my grow. I have expenses of $1000+ a month when you added up electricity, replacement R/O filters, replacement bulbs, nutes, etc. etc. etc. I can only speak of my set-up, but yours sounds similar in scale. The notion that all that should just be charity work is just absurd. Not to mention my knowledge, that's worth something. When you can provide a service (like growing pot) that not everyone can provide you can and should charge for that service.
The only difference between you and I is I am less worried of walking along that grey line that is our current legislation. Yeah some LEO are trying to challenge p2p transfers. And God I hope I don't go to jail/prison for providing meds to sick people. I follow state law as it's written, and will always stay within the confines of the law, regardless how it changes. But our MMJ laws are in their infancy, legal precedent needs to be set. In order for that to happen some people are going to have to go through the system and fight it through the legal system. I really don't want to be that person, but I am willing if I am called upon to serve the MMJ community. And it would be kinda cool when attorneys of the future are learning the MI MMJ laws, the first legal case they talk about is (my name) vs The State of Michigan. Yeah, it'd suck doing a nickel in the state pen, so I can understand why you're trying to be extra careful Rzza. I just strongly believe that this is too important of an issue to not fight. If intelligent people don't fight the anti-mmj tyrants we could end up back in the Regan years. Do you really want to just say no?
Oh and by the way Rzza I highly doubt your meds are better. Maybe, just maybe if you're really good, your meds might be almost as good as mine, almost. But probably not.
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Oh and one more thing, hey CrazyBuds I will go get a "real" McJob like you right after you go sit on a dick you douche bag. Ha, the easy road. I would love to see you come take a trip down my easy road. You wouldn't last a day before you'd be so overwhelmed you'd be pulling out your hair. The two big jobs I've had in the past were insurance sales and owner of a real-estate investment and development company. And I can honestly say growing quality meds is more difficult and requires more skill than either of my other professions. I also make less and work more hours growing. But I guess I am greedy cause I believe in getting paid for a hard days work... how fucking anti-American right? What a greedy asshole I am cause I believe in feeding my family, paying my mortgage and taxes... what a douche right? I should probably pack it up and move to communist China with all this talk of getting paid for my work and efforts.