It is time for us on the West Coast to begin to flip this frame to “All Use is Nunya”. It doesn’t matter why you use marijuana, it doesn’t matter how harmful or harmless it is, it matters only that you are a free adult who’s been given the right to alter your consciousness with booze, cigs, caffeine, OTCs, and Rxs, and there is no legitimate reason to allow to us those and forbid to us marijuana.
It is time for us on the West Coast to begin to flip this frame to “All Use is Nunya”. It doesn’t matter why you use marijuana, it doesn’t matter how harmful or harmless it is, it matters only that you are a free adult who’s been given the right to alter your consciousness with booze, cigs, caffeine, OTCs, and Rxs, and there is no legitimate reason to allow to us those and forbid to us marijuana.
It occurred to me that if I were to apply some of the I-502 opponent’s logic to the passage of medical marijuana laws in America, they would have had to come out in opposition to them if they wished to remain ethically consistent. Here, then, are the top complaints about I-502, if they were applied to medical marijuana laws:
A thorough debunking of the playbook the prohibitionists are going to use in the face of three states attempting legalization (Colorado, Washington, Oregon) and four states attempting medicalization (Massachusetts, North Dakota, Arkansas, and Montana’s referendum to restore medical marijuana).
Steve Bloom from CelebStoner.com describes the evolution of Snoop Dogg to Snoop Lion; “Radical” Russ examines the Montana medical marijuana referendum and three Supreme Court decisions that will change medical marijuana regardless; music by Iron Mic 206.
A 36-year-old owner of a bicycle shop in Grant Pass, Oregon, is the first registered medical marijuana grower to be convicted on federal charges since the US Attorney’s office started cracking down on abusers of the medical marijuana laws.
A new poll commissioned by the Marijuana Policy Project has found that a majority of everybody in America wants President Obama to leave the states alone if they have legalized medical marijuana. Almost fifteen out of twenty (74%) Americans surveyed agreed that President Obama should “respect the medical marijuana laws in these states” and only three in twenty (15%) believed the president should “use federal resources to arrest and prosecute individuals who are acting in compliance with state medical marijuana laws”.
