Look at South Carolina's Attorney General spout nonsense about marijuana

South Carolina has a bill in the works to become the 34th state in the nation to legalize medical marijuana, and Attorney General Alan Wilson is freaking out. He went to the Statehouse lobby and stood in the middle of a row of serious-faced white-robed doctors and called marijuana "the most dangerous drug" in America. Marijuana, he says, causes addiction, traffic accidents, and deaths by overdose. ("A fatal dose of marijuana would require ingestion of fifteen hundred pounds in fifteen minutes," says David Schmader, author of Weed: The User's Guide.)

Here's the clip of AG Alan Wilson starting off the press conference today on medical marijuana. Some Republicans and Democrats are trying to legalize cannabis for medical purposes this year in South Carolina. pic.twitter.com/UwZ9NlSRTN

- Andrew Brown (@Andy_Ed_Brown) January 23, 2019

From the Post and Courier:

"They use words like stoned, high, wasted, baked, fried, cooked, chonged, cheeched, dope-faced, blazed, blitzed, blunted, blasted, danked, stupid, wrecked - and that's only half the words they use," Wilson said. "Are these consistent with something that describes a medicine?"

Someone needs to use that as a song sample.

Image: Screenshot of Andrew Brown's Twitter video