Call Congress
Published April 13, 2009 @ 01:57PM PT
Calling your member of Congress is an easy and effective way to support marijuana policy reform. In this new video, you can watch MPP's lobbyist call his representative, and see how easy it is. For more information, phone numbers, and talking points, visit mpp.org/callcongress.
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Ben Morris
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Ben has been working at the Marijuana Policy Project for two years, managing grassroots outreach for their federal policies department. He also contributes to MPP's blog and writes newsletter articles.
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This is an excellent "How to", Ben. Thanks for posting it.
Posted by Ted Nunn on 04/13/2009 @ 03:20PM PT
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I do this on a regular basis and email and sigh petitions. Yet our representatives fail to support us in favor of corporate profits. I get the same canned response ever time I have hundreds of them all identical. Stating why my representative believes cannabis is the devil and quoting DEA bull shit every time. I am tired of the tyranny and feel it will take some action beyond a call or email to have this madness ended. Greed rules Washington it is the only thing that motivates OUR representatives.
I FOR ONE AM LOOSING FAITH IN OUR SYSTEM. A SYSTEM THAT JAILS MILLIONS, LIES TO SUPPORT THIS FUTEL SYSTEM. THEY IGNOR ALL THE FACTS AND THE MAJORITY THAT SAY END THE ENSLAVEMENT OF AMERICANS.
Cherokee Fred Jesus
Posted by Cherokee Fred Jesus on 04/14/2009 @ 08:51AM PT
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Mexico is talking about legalization again this would end all their problems except for the billions they would lose. We pay them every year to support our failed attempt at legislating mortality.
I WILL MAKE THE SAME PLEDGE I DID CALIFORNIA MAKE IT LEGAL END THE MADNESS AND I WILL MOVE TO YOUR COUNTRY AND BRING MY EXPERIENCE AND RETIREMENT WITH ME....
Cherokee Fred Jesus
Posted by Cherokee Fred Jesus on 04/14/2009 @ 08:57AM PT
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My two representatives have been in congress for a long time. They are rich and have that look of someone that drinks allot. They quote the DEA and federal laws that they help pass to support the ones that benefit from the enslavement of millions.
To me it is a massive master plan to ensure they leave office with enough money to guarentee they as well as their children live in wealth and happiness. While insisting on enslaving the poor and powerless mainly people of color to pay for their prosperity. It sickens me to think of living with this fact. Anyone that looks at the facts and reality of the war on drugs any fool would say this is not right. They allow the legal drug companies to kill hundreds of thousands of Americans every year. Cannabis has killed no one but because it would cause the legal guys to lose billions they still lie and fight to keep it illegal and jail and destroy millions every year. But what the hell its just the poor blacks and who cares about them right?
Cherokee Fred Jesus
Posted by Cherokee Fred Jesus on 04/14/2009 @ 09:11AM PT
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Hey Thanks Ben for the phone Tips... I just mentioned about maybe everyone should all call Obama on 4/20 ...and flood the phone lines with request of WHY NOT..
I've been over at Ireport...its buzzing over there with Ideas anyways a lady over there that goes by the name Vocal Citizen made a wonderful video...called the War On Drugs is Won... if you haven't seen it or had a chance to blog there we sure could use you guys over there too... the Link to that video is http://www.ireport.com/docs/DOC-241155 Vocal Citizen also just posted a petition here calling for A National Vote for the Legalization Of Cannabis >> http://criminaljustice.change.org/actions/view/national_vote_on_legalization_of_cannabis
Posted by Mary Lou Berry on 04/14/2009 @ 09:45PM PT
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yeah it's time for harassment of elected officials! :D
Posted by mikey johnson on 04/14/2009 @ 11:04PM PT
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I am open for suggestions? I send emails and write my representatives several times a week and get the same canned response. It is the same one every time quoting DEA and bull shit as per normal. Our reps are sitting in DC and counting the millions they get from lobbyist every year and do nothing. They are above the law and totally non accountable to the people they are sworn to represent. I advocate ending the PAC and lobby influence and limiting the money our representatives can amass while in office. Until this is done they will continue to turn a deft ear to us. The system is totally screwed up and needs to be fixed.
Cherokee Fred Jesus
Posted by Cherokee Fred Jesus on 04/15/2009 @ 08:47AM PT
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Looks like I am talking to myself on this site? But something just came to mind again and to me it justifies legal cannabis more than anything I have heard.
Our leader in a speech about the health care problem said it is our number one issue. I disagree his motivation for the statement was one Americana every 36 seconds has to file for bankruptcy because they are unable to pay their medical bills. True this is an important issue my petition on this site cures both problems.
http://healthcare.change.org/actions/view/free_health_care_no_new_tax_no_deficit_spending_save_a_kids_life
But the point I am trying to make is one every 36 seconds has their lives destroyed by the war on drugs. They are jailed have to pay heavy fines forced to take rehab whether they need it or not. Lose their job kids and trying to restart with a criminal record is tuff. Its like forcing every person that ever drank a 6 pack to rehab!! It is a waste as many things related to the war on drugs.
If I had my choice I would rather face bankruptcy than jail. So which is more important saving people from financial problems or saving them from having their very life and any future ended?
To me this is why the war on drugs and cannabis legalization is always number one on our minds. We on main-street know the damage this war does. Sure medical problems are hard on a person but they can recover. It is impossible to recover form a felony and a criminal record.
End the war on drugs take the money wasted and pay for universal car for all Americnas. No cost not tax no deficite spending and save a kids life vote for my idea.
http://healthcare.change.org/actions/view/free_health_care_no_new_tax_no_deficit_spending_save_a_kids_life
Thanks Cherokee Fred Jesus
Posted by Cherokee Fred Jesus on 04/15/2009 @ 06:16PM PT
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Once folks become better informed about how marijuana affects people, about the truths, I think they will be less opposed to the idea," said Scott Bledsoe, of Crestline, who sued San Bernardino County for balking at issuing medical-marijuana identification cards.
But not everyone is excited about the prospect of legalized pot. Law enforcement officials oppose the plan, as do many local elected leaders. And even if marijuana were legalized in California, federal law still would prohibit its possession and use, although it remains unclear how aggressively authorities would enforce those laws.
"The recreational use of marijuana; I am not sure it is something the government should be encouraging," San Bernardino County Supervisor Brad Mitzelfelt said. "Smoking any substance can be harmful to people's lungs."
In July, Oakland became the first American city to tax medical-marijuana sales. Officials said the tax should earn the city about $1 million annually.
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Posted by Lise Charmel Lise Charmel on 09/19/2009 @ 10:57PM PT
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How much did it cost to destroy one million Americans in 2008 see below.....End the war on US (drugs) stop the bribery...
Pharmaceuticals : Money to Congress 2008
source open secrets http://www.opensecrets.org/industries/summary.php?ind=H04&cycle=2008&recipdetail=S&mem=Y
Obama, Barack (D)$1,995,384Clinton, Hillary (D-NY)$662,949McCain, John (R)$631,562McConnell, Mitch (R-KY)$347,785Baucus, Max (D-MT)$331,564Specter, Arlen (R-PA)$275,749Coleman, Norm (R-MN)$250,478Cornyn, John (R-TX)$184,796Smith, Gordon H (R-OR)$175,800Harkin, Tom (D-IA)$175,650Roberts, Pat (R-KS)$168,799Enzi, Mike (R-WY)$151,000Sununu, John E (R-NH)$135,055Chambliss, Saxby (R-GA)$131,300Collins, Susan M (R-ME)$120,000Lautenberg, Frank R (D-NJ)$118,500Dole, Elizabeth (R-NC)$118,160Dodd, Chris (D-CT)$112,900Alexander, Lamar (R-TN)$108,250Landrieu, Mary L (D-LA)$107,500Barrasso, John A (R-WY)$86,889Murray, Patty (D-WA)$74,250Rockefeller, Jay (D-WV)$74,250Reid, Harry (D-NV)$72,150Voinovich, George V (R-OH)$70,550Salazar, Ken (D-CO)$70,500Burr, Richard (R-NC)$69,748Wicker, Roger (R-MS)$62,850Kennedy, Edward M (D-MA)$62,690Durbin, Dick (D-IL)$62,200Graham, Lindsey (R-SC)$61,620Grassley, Chuck (R-IA)$61,050Cochran, Thad (R-MS)$59,500Kerry, John (D-MA)$57,080Lincoln, Blanche (D-AR)$55,204Reed, Jack (D-RI)$51,300Pryor, Mark (D-AR)$49,400Hatch, Orrin G (R-UT)$46,100
NOW YOU KNOW HOW MUCH IT COST TO ENSLAVE AMERICNS
Cherokee Fred Jesus
Posted by Cherokee Fred Jesus on 04/16/2009 @ 10:44PM PT
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Lets see who else makes a shit load of money through slavery?
Lawyers/Law Firms $27,585,493 conrtributed to our leaders in 2008 they support the war on drugs as well it is there main source of customers!!!
CFJ
Posted by Cherokee Fred Jesus on 04/16/2009 @ 11:06PM PT
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Lets not forget the booze boys they pay to continue the war as well they to would lose money if cannabis were legal....
Beer, Wine & Liquor $9,303,348 contributed in 2008 to our leaders...
CFH
Posted by Cherokee Fred Jesus on 04/16/2009 @ 11:08PM PT
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The main contributor to conrol our lives they would lose the most since doctors in Califorina say cannabis could replace 80% of their foul chemicals that kill thousands ever year. As you know cannabis has not killed anyone in 4000 years of use....
Pharm/Health Prod $19,039,095 they pay our leaders ever year to protect their profits form a weed!!!!
Cherokee Fred Jesus
Posted by Cherokee Fred Jesus on 04/16/2009 @ 11:14PM PT
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Thats not all but it adds up to about 50 million a year paid to our representative to ensure the do not represent us. Rather protect the profits of the people that would lose the most money if the war were ended. The war on US (drugs) that is...
CFJ
Posted by Cherokee Fred Jesus on 04/16/2009 @ 11:19PM PT
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Stop and think if someone gave you say 5 million would you come out in support of the war on drugs?
We must stop the PACs and lobbyist and special interest from buying our representatives votes!!
It is the only way they would start doing their job the way it was meant to be done. Represent your constituents the way you were sworn to do!!!
CFJ
Posted by Cherokee Fred Jesus on 04/16/2009 @ 11:23PM PT
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wow, there just about 21000 on the change sight fighting for this cause. lets double it to 42000 as quickly as possible, please.
Posted by jeffrey C oldman on 04/17/2009 @ 11:53AM PT
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this is phenominal, thanks alot.
Posted by jeffrey C oldman on 04/17/2009 @ 11:53AM PT
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this is happening. call your representatives. obama needs to learn some shit in mexico and the meeting of the americas on the futility of the national/international prohibition on cannabis and hemp.
just too many lives lost, DEA human hours wasted hunting down a bunch of plants and a bunch of humans wanting to consume or facilitate consumption of said plant. meanwhile this underground economy is exploding as cannabis consumption is at record levels. unfortunately this means gangs get 60+% of funding from facilitating cannabis consumption!! they get their revenue in the form of GUNS & AMMO FROM OUR WALMARTS. are you f-cking kidding me?
we are nearing a million arrests alone per year for cannabis. so many man hours wasted. resources poorly spent. lives ruined.
caught up in the crossfire is the poor hemp plant. i love the seeds. and am looking for a good pair of hemp jeans. but it will be imported from canada, the hemp that is. even though our state felt that we deserve the right to cultivate industrial hemp just last year, f-cking arnollld, the pot smoker himself, vetoed the bill that would have allowed CA to grow it this year!!! get it DONE NATIONALLY NOW. don’t waste our time and our man hours just make it happen. CANNABIS farmers don’t want industrial hemp dudes anywhere near our girls.
end the prohibtion on cannabis and hemp across the americas senor obama. learn from this summit of the americas. read the recent latin american report in favor of ending the war on cannabis, thus implying hemp.
Posted by jeffrey C oldman on 04/17/2009 @ 11:56AM PT
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i will be smoking in the streets every day this weekend in san francisco with my its NORML to smoke POT sweatshirt. but where are the big rallys gonna be in every city and on what time to celebrate april 20, 4:20pm in all cities? honestly guys, imagine if we quadruple in size the people in that tax day rally??? not everyone can make it to washington, but every big day we need to aggregate and be heard.
we need to emphasize every reason the prohibition on cannabis and hemp is a crime against humanity!!!
Posted by jeffrey C oldman on 04/17/2009 @ 11:59AM PT
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The largest 4/20 rally is in Boulder, Co. Last year drew over 10,000. The BIG big day for rallies is May 2nd. That's the day of the global marijuana march (www.globalmarijuanamarch.com), taking place in hundreds of cities across the globe. Expect Boulder's 4/20 celebration and the global marijuana marches to far surpass last years turnout.
Posted by mikey johnson on 04/17/2009 @ 07:22PM PT
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thanks Mikey, too bad i don't have ticket to boulder.
anyone know if there is a designated meeting place to show support for legalization of cannabis, i guess in the form of ab390, taking place on 4/20 in San Francisco? i sure hope so, sorta like that silly tax day thing of several days ago, but we would have all the rational reasons for the ending of the failed unjust prohibtion on cannabis and hemp.
Posted by jeffrey C oldman on 04/18/2009 @ 06:55PM PT
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weak, the bill ab390 has not even received on co-sponsor :( and is being pulled but ammiano has time to try and convince and evolve the bill, hopefully combinging it into a dual hemp/cannabis legalization. i am too rational to think that i'm dreaming in the prohibtions inevitable failure once more become educated on the plants?!
http://stash.norml.org/tag/ca-ab390/
Posted by jeffrey C oldman on 04/18/2009 @ 07:03PM PT
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HARRISBURG PA 4/20 A medivcal rally. Please any one in PA attend. We need all the support we can get.
Posted by Andrew Snyder on 04/19/2009 @ 12:39AM PT
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nice huff post article cannabis-vs-pot written by a member of LEAP
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/norm-stamper/420-thoughts-on-pot-vs-al_b_188627.html
Posted by jeffrey C oldman on 04/19/2009 @ 01:30PM PT
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ok, just found san francisco's may 2nd info from facebook
Delta Dove Events Presents: ~with the Worldwide Marijuana March~ Type: Causes - Rally Network: Global Date: Saturday, May 2, 2009 Time: 12:00pm - 6:30pm Location: Civic Center Plaza Street: 355 McAllister Street City/Town: San Francisco, CA View MapGoogleMapQuestMicrosoftYahoo Phone: 4154564313 Email: sfcday2009@yahoo.com Description* Free to the Public at Joseph Alioto Plaza, SF (AKA Civic Center Plaza - across from SF City Hall)
*Opens to our guests at High Noon (early morning vendor setup day of show only)
*Live music from 1:00 pm to 6:30 pm featuring: Nick Gravenites and Animal Mind,The Mermen, The Pyrx Band, Bluesetta Band, The Miles Schon Band, special guests
*Guest speakers include Ed Rosenthal, Dr. Michael and Michelle Aldrich, Lynnette Mont-eton Shaw, others TBA
*For vendor reservations and volunteer sign ups please contact us at: www.myspace.com/sfcday2009 or email: sfcday2009@yahoo.com or call 415.456.4313 and leave your information for a return call.
See you there!
Please Note:
As per our contract with SF Parks and Rec., this year the SF non-smoking ordinance will be strictly enforced at the Plaza.
However, there will be special Compassion Tent accommodations for those with medical cannabis IDs or doctor's notes, thanks to the agreement with Delta Dove Events.
Posted by jeffrey C oldman on 04/19/2009 @ 02:20PM PT
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what troubles me about this???
no smoking at the plaza, WTF? aren't we ready to come out of the closet that we actually can rationally and reasonably consume pot? can you smoke cigarettes in the open area @ the plaza then why not cannabis on this day? lets make a stand people.
r edibles the only way to publicy show your support for consuming the plant?
regardless i will have numerous edibles and well rolled j's
Posted by jeffrey C oldman on 04/19/2009 @ 02:23PM PT
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I highly doubt the police are really going to make too much of a fuss if you're toking at a pot rally. Technically smoking marijuana at all is strictly prohibited. Anywhere. That hasn't stopped the many smoke-ins and other public ganja events. It's just not worth the time and paperwork for the police to really make an effort at busting people at these things. I'm willing to bet that the whole crowd is gonna be smoking and the cops won't say shit about it.
Posted by mikey johnson on 04/19/2009 @ 07:35PM PT
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As stated in favorite dvd war on drugs the last white hope they would have to build fences around ever major American city if they jailed all the cannabis smokers!!!
Posted by Cherokee Fred Jesus on 04/19/2009 @ 11:29PM PT
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http://blog.norml.org/2009/04/19/first-ever-nationwide-pro-marijuana-tv-ad-campaign-is-launched-in-conjunction-with-420/#comments
Posted by Lance C on 04/21/2009 @ 02:32AM PT
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2009 is our year contact everyone you know and get them to join the resistance movement! It is time to take our country back from the greedy corporations and our representatives that have been bought and paid for. We need to ask ourselves what is best for all Americans..
END THE WAR ON US SPEND THE MONEY TO PROVIDE UNIVERSAL HEALTH CARE FOR ALL AMERICANS... NOW PLEASE!!
Cherokee Fred Jesus
Posted by Cherokee Fred Jesus on 04/21/2009 @ 11:51AM PT
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"call this number (1-973-409-3274) to vote to try to legalize marijuana. There is a recording to tell you all the necessary details you need to know about the subject. This is not a joke. This is an honest effort to get enough votes to move this topic from a discussion to an actual bill to take before the federal legislature. The goal is to legalize marijuana in a responsible fashion in the hopes of using the billions of dollars in revenue that can be generated to help fray the cost of the United States' deficit"
Has anyone else heard about this??? Is this for real or is it just some messed up prank?
Posted by Kristin Gould on 04/22/2009 @ 12:41PM PT
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i called the number and after listening to the recording hit # to register my vote. wish there was a website to backup this number & the details of what they are trying to do though.
Posted by jeffrey C oldman on 04/23/2009 @ 11:18AM PT
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Not everyone in Washington is ignoring us!
http://briefingroom.thehill.com/2009/04/23/webb-pot-legalization-on-the-table-in-prison-reform-effort/
Posted by mikey johnson on 04/23/2009 @ 09:19PM PT
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Sen Webb is just the latest in a string of lawmakers speaking out in favor of drug law reform. The tide is taking a dramatic turn in our favor; and in the course of how fast things usually move in Washington, it's happening relatively quickly.
Help keep the momentum going! Be sure to get out on May 2nd for the Global Marijuana March. I only wish there was a little more in the way of activity online on the part of some of these march organizers. The internet is such a valuable resource I couldn't imagine not taking full advantage of it. It takes 5 minutes the build a Myspace or Facebook page.
So anyway my point is we are making progress by the week. There is no need to lose hope. Quite the opposite really. Sure, we're looking at an 18-month commission. What we need to do is make sure this issue is viewed very differently by the time this commission releases it's findings.
Posted by mikey johnson on 04/23/2009 @ 10:10PM PT
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wow 22,000 supporters now we are distancing ourselves from the other causes. keep spreading the word to get people signed up here.
Posted by jeffrey C oldman on 04/27/2009 @ 02:48PM PT
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-lb4x_fR9QE
great video on rationale of legalizing cannabis and showing us some of the foes we are up against in legalization.
cannabis users need to be treated as equal human beings as long as they don't harm others.
Posted by jeffrey C oldman on 04/28/2009 @ 03:18AM PT
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Good video the same guy that was in last white hope. He is telling it like it is. We must force our lawmakers to change these opressive laws NOW!
Cherokee Fred Jesus
Posted by Cherokee Fred Jesus on 04/29/2009 @ 02:18PM PT
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Some more irony!!
Ever wonder why in states that have voted (by a majority of free? Americans) and made cannabis legal they still put up road blocks, will not clearly define the law and the feds still do their thing?
Even though it is legal by popular vote the states and FEDs try to make it impossible to use it legally?
You can use it but you cannot grow it?
You can grow it but we will not tell you how many you can grow and still arrest you if we say you have too many plants.
If you give some to a friend for their pain we will arrest you!
They could not rig the vote so we voted it in, but they still act in favor of major corporations that control every aspect of our country.
Major corporations are not concerned with the fact these laws (based on greed and racism) enslave millions to protect their profits. They also pay our representatives to vote in support of them. I do not understand why more Americans do not see this facts. Perhaps they do not read and study history they rely on the lies and propaganda for their enlignentment.
Please do some research save billions maybe this will motivate a few. My concern is the 20 million jailed and the million jailed every year. This has a devastating effect on our country.
Have you been convicted of a felony and tried to get a job? Well if you grow this weed you are a felon and will spend 5 years in federal prison for making a personal choice....
CFJ
Posted by Cherokee Fred Jesus on 04/29/2009 @ 04:49PM PT
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who is going to a marijuana march this saturday may 2nd? anyone attending in san francisco? or elsewhere?
Posted by jeffrey C oldman on 04/30/2009 @ 02:38AM PT
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Diane Feinstein is a moron and has lost my support...please american's call her to voice your concern over her views of cannabis.
Dear Mr. Newman:
Thank you for writing to me regarding the use of medical marijuana. I appreciate hearing from you and welcome the opportunity to respond to your letter.
Drug use in the United States is a serious problem that can create countless economic and social problems. In my years as a public servant, I have seen the havoc that drug use can bring, not just to individuals, but to entire communities. While I understand your concerns about the current legal classification of marijuana, and appreciate your well thought out opinions on this topic, please know that I do not support the legalization of illegal drugs, including marijuana. My convictions on this matter have been developed over many years of experience in criminal justice, including nine years as a mayor who worked very closely with the law enforcement community. I know the tragedy that drug abuse causes in the lives of the addicted and on victims of drug-related crimes and their families.
However, while I do not support the legalization of any illegal drug for recreational use, please know that I do recognize that marijuana may have medicinal properties that could alleviate conditions such as AIDS-related wasting and chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting. Given this, I am examining what, if any, changes to Federal law are called for. Please know that I will keep your thoughts and concerns in mind should the Senate consider medical marijuana related issues in the future.
Again, thank you for contacting me. I hope you will continue to keep me informed on the issues of importance to you. Best regards.
Sincerely yours, Dianne Feinstein
United States Senator
Posted by jeffrey C oldman on 05/06/2009 @ 02:31PM PT
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has anyone considered "WATER" in the argument for ending the prohibition on cannabis & hemp?
it takes roughly 200 to 700 liters of water to make one litre of WINE. http://wineindustryinsight.com/?p=1415 lets say a conservative wineo drinks a bottle every other day rounding down to 3 bottles a week. in six months that person has consumed 78 bottles of wine, which (78*450=) roughly 35,000 liters of water to support their choice of vice over six months, or 192 liters PER DAY.
on my last 3 month indoor grow cycle, i used less then 700 liters of water to grow 6 cannabis plants (3 sativas & 3 indicas). these 6 plants have lasted me just about 6 months which comes out to less then 4 liters a day.
we are in a time of water shortage, which "vice" or "choice" is better for the planet???
END THE PROHIBITION ON CANNABIS & HEMP and help SAVE our WATER SUPPLY
Posted by jeffrey C oldman on 07/30/2009 @ 02:31PM PT
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