Comments for CMNtv | Community Media Network TV http://cmntv.org Public Access Television - Troy, MI Thu, 25 Aug 2011 19:22:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.4 Comment on Inside Auburn Hills by Don Huegerich http://cmntv.org/2010/04/cmntv-iah-stateofcity/comment-page-1/#comment-1537 Don Huegerich Thu, 25 Aug 2011 19:22:26 +0000 http://cmntv.org/2010/04/cmntv-iah-stateofcity/#comment-1537 Nice job Jay.... Don Huegerich Nice job Jay….

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]]> Comment on Town Hall: Medical Marijuana (online) by Medical MJ: Michigan Town Hall Live Monday, April 25, 2011 http://cmntv.org/2011/04/town-hall-live-medical-marijuana/comment-page-1/#comment-915 Medical MJ: Michigan Town Hall Live Monday, April 25, 2011 Sun, 01 May 2011 05:23:01 +0000 http://cmntv.org/?p=1660#comment-915 [...] http://cmntv.org/2011/04/town-hall-l…cal-marijuana/ [...] [...] http://cmntv.org/2011/04/town-hall-l…cal-marijuana/ [...]

]]> Comment on Town Hall: Medical Marijuana (online) by CK http://cmntv.org/2011/04/town-hall-live-medical-marijuana/comment-page-1/#comment-907 CK Mon, 25 Apr 2011 23:08:10 +0000 http://cmntv.org/?p=1660#comment-907 Linda, im sorry that you are so confused. I dont know if you are aware that anyone without a MDCH medical marijuana card cannot even enter these shops. Dont even begin to think that your 12 year old children will be able to purchase medical marijuana. Dont think that anyone without a card can purchase it. Cause they cant, and dont. Anyone concerned about Medical marijuana getting into hands of kids is obviously ignorant. Kids cant buy it. Medical users cant smoke it in public. So you children should never even see it. Dispensary's will not open on every corner. Thats an even more silly notion. Linda, im sorry that you are so confused.

I dont know if you are aware that anyone without a MDCH medical marijuana card cannot even enter these shops. Dont even begin to think that your 12 year old children will be able to purchase medical marijuana.

Dont think that anyone without a card can purchase it. Cause they cant, and dont.

Anyone concerned about Medical marijuana getting into hands of kids is obviously ignorant. Kids cant buy it. Medical users cant smoke it in public. So you children should never even see it.

Dispensary’s will not open on every corner. Thats an even more silly notion.

]]> Comment on Town Hall: Medical Marijuana (online) by Skip Mize http://cmntv.org/2011/04/town-hall-live-medical-marijuana/comment-page-1/#comment-906 Skip Mize Mon, 25 Apr 2011 22:10:47 +0000 http://cmntv.org/?p=1660#comment-906 Mr. Langdon, Why aren't the elected officials (who took an oath to follow and enforce the laws of The State of Michigan) not doing so? And, are there any type of repercussions available to "the people" that would demand our elected officials/public servants be held accountable? Thanks, Skip Mize Mr. Langdon,

Why aren’t the elected officials (who took an oath to follow and enforce the laws of The State of Michigan) not doing so?

And, are there any type of repercussions available to “the people” that would demand our elected officials/public servants be held accountable?

Thanks,

Skip Mize

]]> Comment on Town Hall: Medical Marijuana (online) by Linda A. Royal Oak http://cmntv.org/2011/04/town-hall-live-medical-marijuana/comment-page-1/#comment-904 Linda A. Royal Oak Mon, 25 Apr 2011 14:14:16 +0000 http://cmntv.org/?p=1660#comment-904 My question and comment is in regard to the affect that medical marijuana dispensaries in homes will have on our neighborhoods. I live in a downtown Royal Oak neighborhood and within a one block radius of my home there are 16 children under the age of 12. This is a great sign of a vibrant neighborhood….young couples investing in the neighborhood and wanting to raise families there. Also on my, and other adjacent streets are a lot of rental properties, which is also common among downtown neighborhoods. My fear is there will be an influx of transient people renting homes and setting up marijuana “shops” in the neighborhood. There is no guarantee against this and it will only serve to ghettoize what is a vibrant healthy neighborhood, forcing people to move out, and further lowering our home values. I do not believe the people of Michigan had the deterioration of neighborhoods and cities in mind when they voted to legalize medical marijuana. This law is flawed and needs to be revamped to protect neighborhoods, children and citizens. In Royal Oak, our police have enough on their hands patrolling the downtown “bourbon street” nightlife, let alone a pot shop on every neighborhood street. To allow this element in our neighborhood is criminal. How can our elected officials guarantee that this won’t happen? My question and comment is in regard to the affect that medical marijuana dispensaries in homes will have on our neighborhoods. I live in a downtown Royal Oak neighborhood and within a one block radius of my home there are 16 children under the age of 12. This is a great sign of a vibrant neighborhood….young couples investing in the neighborhood and wanting to raise families there. Also on my, and other adjacent streets are a lot of rental properties, which is also common among downtown neighborhoods. My fear is there will be an influx of transient people renting homes and setting up marijuana “shops” in the neighborhood. There is no guarantee against this and it will only serve to ghettoize what is a vibrant healthy neighborhood, forcing people to move out, and further lowering our home values. I do not believe the people of Michigan had the deterioration of neighborhoods and cities in mind when they voted to legalize medical marijuana. This law is flawed and needs to be revamped to protect neighborhoods, children and citizens. In Royal Oak, our police have enough on their hands patrolling the downtown “bourbon street” nightlife, let alone a pot shop on every neighborhood street. To allow this element in our neighborhood is criminal. How can our elected officials guarantee that this won’t happen?

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