There are states that are passing laws that would allow a person to carry a gun into a bar.
There are states that have passed laws allowing students to open carry on college campuses.
There are states, and at least one Supreme Court Justice who claim it is acceptable for someone who has committed domestic violence to purchase a gun.
So it is acceptable to carry a gun into an establishment where a person can get drunk and lose control, and students who might get angry at another student or a professor can be armed in class.
Someone who has already exhibited the propensity to become violent for causes ranging from the trivial to the more serious can be armed, people on the terrorist watch list cannot be denied a gun purchase, but people who have a prescription for medical marijuana in at least 9 states in the Ninth Circuit cannot get a gun.
Besides having to be a resident in the state where you seek a medical marijuana prescription, you must also have a verifiable disease and a doctor’s prescription.
Anyone who knows anyone who has smoked pot, or may have done so themselves, knows that once stoned you are very content to stay where you are and perhaps eat munchies while remaining mellow.
Crack and meth heads may become fidgety, hyper-active, and violent as they my race around looking for some more meth or crack to consume, and the money to score it, but someone on pot has most likely planned ahead with a long term stash because they know in all likelihood they will fall asleep before they get off the couch or abandon “Fastasia” before the end.
Violence wins over mellow.