Kasz216 on 15 December 2009
A couple recent news stories came up... not directly related to this... but it had me thinking.
For example, say you have some disease for which you take medical marijuana and are forced to go into another state or country where it is illegal.
Should there be an international law that protects your ability to bring your subscription and use it... so long as it's of a resonable supply.
Or as another example... if you are going to Dubai and are on anti-depressents. Anti-depressents are actually illegal in Dubai.
Personally I air on the side of people being able to get the medical treatments they are suggested to take no matter what country they are visiting.
