(GEMS RADIO)- After learning that players won’t be tested for marijuana under the new Collective Bargaining Agreement, Snoop Dogg is gushing over the NBA. Snoop Dogg supports the NBA’s decision to not test for marijuana and suggests that marijuana might be used in addition to traditionally prescribed medication.
The decision stops the hefty penalties and protracted bans the NBA has handed out to players who have tested positive for marijuana over the years. Snoop Dogg, a businessman and supporter of legalising marijuana, endorsed the initiative while appearing on “Stephen A’s World” recently.
The West Coast legend praised cannabis’ therapeutic properties and suggested that it may support traditional medicine.
According to Snoop Dogg, “I thought about the medical side of it,” he told Stephen A. Smith and Jalen Rose of ESPN. He mentioned “the health benefits,” saying marijuana “may assist relieve the opioids and the medications and shots they’ve been given.”
I considered that aspect, and the speaker added that some athletes have been able to live wonderful lives outside of athletics because they’ve been able to treat themselves with that.
The new agreement between the NBA and the National Basketball Players Association, reflects that many states in America have loosened their marijuana regulations. Snoop Dogg added that the action is consistent with other significant athletic institutions.
The same thing applies, considering that the NBA is liberal, just like the NHL and Major League Baseball. You should be allowed to cure and heal yourself. He said, as long as it doesn’t improve your abilities to help you play better or give anyone an incentive.
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