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To: Gersh Avery who wrote (13748)	12/27/2007 8:34:51 AM
From: HPilot	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 25737

I'm glad that you agree that marijuana might help fight cancer .. more than just make it easier for someone with the disease. I'm not convinced that it does a better job than other drugs used to reduce symptoms of chemo. However, there may be some who are adverse to those drugs. I also do not buy that the evil government is preventing research. BTW, I am one of the few conservatives who thinks less dangerious drugs like this should be legal. To me conservativism is less government, to conserve government, not the old fashioned conservation of tradition. Less government means less restriction. However, I do not think the physically addictive narcotic drugs should be legal.