I'm not even 30 and I am intimately familiar with most of the places mentioned in Johnny Cash's "I've been everywhere". I had to put her on, pound a few heinies and start in on the makers between now and the last post. Just thinkin about it.. I know I'm going out ugly.
My family is cursed. We die ugly and untimely. I've gotten old enough to find it amusing.
But seriously my nerves are fuckin shot from taking in so much. So.. freaking.. much. Even my eyes and ears are failing.
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I'd prefer they treated it like tomatoes too but realistically that's never going to happen. Governments run on money and where there's an opportunity to make it they will.[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif] Its a shame, but i think they will eventually treat it like alcohol. Id rather they treat it like tomatos.[/FONT]
Peace
I totally agree with that. I have professional friends who smoke and are wealthy and about as far from Snoopdog as you can get. I also have friends who smoke who are working class battlers. The thing they all have in common is they are normal taxpaying nonviolent people who are lawabiding in every other way criminalised by stupid laws. We need the public to know normal upstanding members of the community use cannabis. Unfortunately people fear what they don't understand. Education and even better experience is what's needed. I probably would have believed the BS if I hadn't tried it and looked into it myself.Public perception seems to be the hardest thing to change. But in the USA the tide is slowly turning. Once it does, i think much of the world will follow if for no other reason than that of greed.
If my children asked whether the should drink alcohol or smoke MJ the answer is MJ. Hands down. No question in my mind that alcohol is a far more dangerous drug in every way.
Now how do we go about shifting the public perception? For starters we need better spokesmen for our cause. Snoopdog and cheech and chong dont scream "im normal and im ok"
Many many upstanding citizens use MJ every day. They are just still i the closet. Its time to come out of the closet. That becomes easier when the risk of prison is taken off the table. Once it is legal, the good people need to speak out and come out of the clost! The "smokers closet" that is.