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Investigation report: How 2 Ohio inmates escaped in trash dumpster News Sports Entertainment Business Opinion Advertise Obituaries eNewspaper Legals LETTERS WE WERE NOT CONFUSED. I AM INFURIATED BY DEWINE, GOP TYRANTS TRYING TO CHANGE MARIJUANA LAW. Letters to the Editor Columbus Dispatch * Anti-marijuana tyrants must be stopped. * What about personal freedom? * What’s the difference between growing beer and growing pot? YOU'RE WRONG AND I AM DISGUSTED As an independent voter that normally leans to the right, I am completely disgusted by the actions of Ohio Republicans this last year. Their special election in August, their attempt to take power away from the people, and the more recent blatant disregard for the will of the Ohio voters. Stealing the election?Sneaky Ohio Republican senators disrespect voters with rushed marijuana amendment Hearing them say things like we just didn't understand what we voted for infuriates me. It will be a long time before an Ohio Republican gets my vote again. The nearly 57% that approved issues 1 and 2 will be out again next November to teach these tyrants a lesson. You do not ignore the will of the people and you do not belittle or degrade our intelligence. This is the beginning of the end of the Republicans stranglehold on Ohio. We will be heard in November. Chris Evans, Urbana What are your thoughts on weed in Ohio?How to submit a letter to the editor for The Columbus Dispatch WHAT ABOUT PERSONAL FREEDOM AND SELF-RELIANCE In the aftermath of Ohio's Issue 2 passing, a significant disconnect has emerged between the will of the electorate and the actions of some lawmakers. Despite the clear mandate from voters, there are efforts to override key components of Issue 2, notably the provision allowing for home cultivation of marijuana. The justification often cited for these actions revolves around health and safety concerns, yet the same authorities seem eager to implement and benefit from the taxation of marijuana. This contradiction raises questions about the true motivations behind these amendments. It's important to recognize that the move to restrict individuals to purchasing only from government-sanctioned dispensaries undermines the essence of a democratic decision. Moreover, this approach appears to contradict principles of personal freedom and self-reliance, which are foundational to our societal values. Concerns about the quality and health implications of dispensary-sourced marijuana compared to home-grown variants are not unfounded. Major changes coming to marijuana law?DeWine, Senate want Ohio's medical dispensaries to sell recreational marijuana Generally, home growers have greater control over their cultivation environment, allowing them to avoid the use of harmful pesticides and chemicals often found in commercially grown products. This control extends to the choice of fertilizers and growth mediums, enabling a more organic growth process. Additionally, home cultivation allows for a more personalized approach to strain selection, tailored to individual medical needs or preferences. In contrast, commercially available marijuana might not always meet these stringent personal standards, potentially containing additives or being subject to mass production practices that prioritize yield over health considerations. This disparity in quality and the potential health impact underscores the importance of preserving the right to home cultivation as endorsed by voters in the passing of Issue 2. Bradley Balthis, Akron WHAT’S THE BIGGIE ABOUT HOME BREW POT? What's the big deal about whether residents should grow marijuana at home? Correct me if I am wrong, but I can brew beer and make wine at home, right? (Not that I would.) Miles C. 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