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Washington, D.C. -- The U.S. Supreme Court unanimously ruled Monday that people using the aloe vera plant for medicinal purposes are not exempt from federal laws prohibiting use of the naturally occurring herb, which medical experts say can ease the suffering of burn victims. "It is clear from the text of the [controlled substances law] that Congress has determined the aloe vera plant has no medical benefits worthy of an exception," Justice Clarence Thomas wrote for the court.
Originally posted by mayabong
Ok good. After looking more around that site I can see that it is probably a hoax. Its amazing how many sites will parrot what they see from one source on the internet.
Feel free to trash this thread mods.edit on 26-4-2011 by mayabong because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by whaaa
Originally posted by mayabong
Ok good. After looking more around that site I can see that it is probably a hoax. Its amazing how many sites will parrot what they see from one source on the internet.
Feel free to trash this thread mods.edit on 26-4-2011 by mayabong because: (no reason given)
There is a difference between a hoax and satire. Lost on many to be sure. It's an acquired taste, like aloe and best swollowed with your tongue planted firmly in you cheek.
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