SoDakSafeAccess.net
The question is no longer whether cannabis benefits some people in a medical sense.
The question is:
Why are we still arresting people for possession whose doctors and they can demonstrate they benefit from cannabis?
SoDakSafeAccess.net The question is no longer whether cannabis benefits some people in a medical sense. The question is: Why are we still arresting people for possession whose doctors and they can demonstrate they benefit from cannabis? |
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Go here for updates on the signature drive to put the So. Dak. Safe Access Act on the 2010 election ballot. Read our proposed medical cannabis ballot measure. Do you know someone who needs medical cannabis? Do you have any doubt that cannabis is an effective therapy? |
Rapid City Area contact Bob Newland 605-255-4032 Sioux Falls Area contact
Emmett Reistroffer
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In 2006, we put the issue of medical cannabis on the South Dakota ballot. 48% of voters approved of the proposition that sick, disabled and dying people should have legal access to medicine that works for them. Between now and the 2010 election, South Dakotans for Safe Access will educate and lobby the public and legislators in order to insert sanity and compassion into South Dakota law. In February, 2009, twelve members of South Dakotans for Safe Access went to the So. Dak. legislative session and told their stories. The legislators said, "Let 'em eat Valium." Click here to follow the campaign to place and promote medical cannabis on the 2010 South Dakota election ballot. |
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Do you know someone who needs medical cannabis? We'd like to add their story to South Dakotans Denied; A Catalog of State-Sanctioned Cruelty We assure them anonymity, until and unless they want to help us put faces on the victims. Their story, however,could be the one that swings the tide. Email Bob Newland, or call him at 605-255-4032. |
