Shwagbag
Well-Known Member
Definitely not perfectly written but the problem I have is that the authorities already have the right to information regarding patients. Currently, its very limited, just as it should be so they can't use the information to discriminate against patients and caregivers. They can call and confirm the patient's card number and his status and legal limitations. It is my understanding that the info is not available to them after business hours (just fuct up) so this is also part of their justification for their efforts to gain access to the database. Its very discouraging because its just another step backwards.
Regarding abuse of the privileges.... Perhaps most won't abuse it, but many will, I've met too many state troopers in my days most of them have hardons for writing tickets and taking people to jail. They fish, and when they have the ability to see this database when they're fishing on someone, they're gonna try to catch the fish and reel his ass to jail, if they can find a way. I've been pulled over for speeding on streets I was never even on, for lights being out when they're not, and for swerving when I was sober as hell late at night before... Bogus reasons to pull me over and hope I'm doing something wrong. This will be a state trooper's warm fuzzy whenever he pulls a cardholder over. /vent off
Hope everyone's dank is dank as fawk.
