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	<title>theFreshScent &#187; Ervin Rosenfeld</title>
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		<title>Compelling Testimony on Medicinal Marijuana</title>
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If anyone has watched the Penn &#38; Teller: War on Drugs episode, you&#8217;ll recognize this man.  His name is Ervin Rosenfeld and he is 1 of 5 people alive today who is on the federal medical marijuana program.
He suffers from a debilitating disease that causes &#8220;bone tumors to grow outwardly all throughout his body.&#8221; [...]]]></description>
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<p style="text-align: left;">If anyone has watched the <a href="/2006/08/10/penn-teller-bullshit-war-on-drugs/">Penn &amp; Teller: War on Drugs</a> episode, you&#8217;ll recognize this man.  His name is Ervin Rosenfeld and he is 1 of 5 people alive today who is on the <strong>federal</strong> medical marijuana program.</p>
<p>He suffers from a debilitating disease that causes &#8220;bone tumors to grow outwardly all throughout his body.&#8221;  In this video, Ervin makes an impassioned speech to the Michigan courts for the legalization of marijuana.</p>
<p>Now, I&#8217;m not going to sit here and recap the entire video, but here are a few eyebrow-raising points:</p>
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<li>Ervin smokes <strong>11 ounces</strong> of marijuana every 25 days</li>
<li>Ervin&#8217;s marijuana is grown on the University of Mississippi campus</li>
<li>The DEA conducted a 2 year study of herb and it was found to be one of the most benign substances known to man</li>
<li>In a 10 year study, not <em>one</em> single case of lung cancer developed as a result of using marijuana</li>
<li>Jail overcrowding has placed non-violent drug offenders behind bars while violent prisoners are let out early</li>
<li>There isn&#8217;t a single death recorded in the <em>history of mankind</em> that is directly the related to an overdose on marijuana.  How many substances can say that?</li>
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<p>All in all, this is some damn powerful stuff and definitely worth nine minutes of your day.</p>
<p>[via <a href="http://www.soulcast.com/post/show/38851/limited-government" title="SoulCast" target="_blank">SoulCast</a>]</p>
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