Comment on FR Doc # 2026-01141
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Summary: A veteran who uses medical marijuana for PTSD argues that medical marijuana patients should retain their Second Amendment rights to purchase firearms. The commenter contends that there is no correlation between medical marijuana use and violent behavior and requests that the definition of an unlawful user be revised to allow these individuals to exercise their rights.
Please let medical marijuana patients to have the ability to purchase firearms. It is their 2nd Amendment right. Medical marijuana patients are not likely at all to perform acts of violence illegally due to their use of the substance. There is no correlation. Many veterans, including myself, have had to choose between medicine that works for PTSD or having the right to be an armed citizen as an American. I had to give up my rights to purchase firearms, which I am skilled in due to my service in the Army. Please give us our rights back that we fought for