03/04/2026
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Cannabis comes at an unconstitutional cost. I currently own no fi****ms, no ammunition and can’t legally drive in PA because I hold a Pennsylvania issued Medical Ma*****na Card.
Pennsylvania recognizes cannabis for medical use. The Commonwealth issued my card. Yet under federal law, cannabis remains a Schedule I controlled substance. Because of that federal classification, anyone who consumes cannabis, even lawfully under state law, is considered an “unlawful user” for purposes of federal firearm statutes.
The result? Responsible, state-compliant citizens lose their Second Amendment rights.
It doesn’t stop there.
Pennsylvania’s DUI statute imposes a zero-tolerance standard for ma*****na metabolites. That means a person can test positive for inactive metabolites from lawful consumption days or even weeks earlier and still face DUI charges, regardless of actual impairment.
So while the Commonwealth sanctions medical cannabis use, other laws punish citizens for exercising that same choice.
Therefore, I own no fi****ms. I possess no ammunition. And I can’t legally drive my car. The conflict between state legalization and federal prohibition creates real constitutional tension and questions the Freedom of all Americans.
Make no mistake, this is a battle for Freedom; what side are you on?
Rob Greene, Esq., a former three-term Republican District Attorney, U.S. Army Veteran, husband of 25 years, and father of three boys, obtained a lawful Medic...