It'll take more than scaffolding...it's a lifetime of choosing the harder right. The advantage, though, is that there's always room at the top!
Of course I don't realize it and never have claimed to...I'm not an expert in the consumption of marijuana and don't choose to make it my hobby. I'm also not an expert in prostitution, rape, burglary, downloading pirated material, tapping a cable feed, gun-running, money laundering, taking gov't kickbacks, the difference in driving-while-high vs. DUI, stealing cars, hitting my wife, abusing my child or a host of other things that are also illegal. Nor in strip clubs or abortions or homosexuality, which I don't personally like but recognize are legal for people to do.
Choosing to do something illegal = choosing "wrong" over "right" = immoral.

I don't know how to get around that. If the law were changed tomorrow, it wouldn't be illegal for you to do it so you wouldn't be choosing to commit a crime, which is what I was calling immoral. I'm not saying that you are immoral for going to a strip club or getting a girl pregnant out of wedlock, even though that wouldn't be my choice or it's what some senator says is bad...I'm saying that imo it's sad that you (and the others in this thread) who are obviously smart guys and girls are willingly putting a bunch of your brain power into something illegal and that (I would imagine, though I could be wrong) benefits you alone. Unless you fancy yourself as the Marijuana Robin Hood bring toilet-paper rolls filled with fabric sheets and vaporizers to the deserving masses looking to not get caught in their illegal activity.
I say this even with two in-laws who get prescribed this for their medical conditions. If OMG gets this stuff legally to take care of his body, I'm glad it helps.