37flthd
08-14-2006, 11:16 PM
I know. Sounds too biblical to be true, eh? Welcome to the world of compromise ( accomodatng medical needs, anyway ). We, as medicinal users of cannabis, expose ourselves to a variety of critics from a wide range of cultural and economic concerns. Human rights, like determining what goes in and out of your mouth, are becoming a thing of the past. Where and how the less financially-fortunate of us get our stuff in the future is a big ? in my mind AND heart. With all these additional pressures to survive, compromise seems like it might be a good thing. Medicinally, I've made some heavy compromises over the decades...to my detriment every time. However, if I hadn't made that particular compromise I would've robbed myself of what was offered to cope with my pain/malady at that time. Most that was offered was toxic to me at best, but you take what you can get when you can get it. Compromise...How do you equate survival to what's out there that the GP finds acceptable without a bunch of whining? We all make little trades with our daily and eternal lives. Mebbe we've lost touch with our barometers in that respect, to varying degrees. Maybe a huge influx of liquid wealth into the impoverished lower 97+% is the answer. How to get it divied fairly? Prayer, devotion and proper meditation may offer SOME answers...
Grace & Peace
Joey (37flthd)
Grace & Peace
Joey (37flthd)