Terribly tragically sad is my inability to generate enough care with respect to a seriously important issue largely beyond the radar of the masses, but defeatism is not an option. Please take a moment to read this excellent article titled…
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Where Outrage Should Dominate
Tagged with: cannabis, Commerce Clause, Constitution, Controlled Substances Act, government, health, healthcare, law, law enforcement, marijuana, medical cannabis, medical marijuana, medicine, police, War on Drugs
Posted in Respect Cannabis
Posted in Respect Cannabis
Star Against War
I know you generally (and publicly tragically) don’t like to ‘star me up’ on the drug war issue, and I honestly would love to know whether or not the reasoning behind your conclusion is based upon my specific (and sometimes…
Tagged with: Controlled Substances Act, government, journalism, journalism code of ethics, law, law abuse, law enforcement, police, prohibition, taxes, War on Drugs
Posted in Respect Cannabis
Posted in Respect Cannabis
Possession Arrest Every 25 Seconds
The cited article is excellent, and its content must publicly spread, so I’ll repeat it here with Creative Commons attribution to StopTheDrugWar.org (author Phillip Smith)… Nearly a half century after Richard Nixon inaugurated the modern war on drugs, to criticize…
Tagged with: Controlled Substances Act, government, health, law, law abuse, law enforcement, police, public safety, War on Drugs
Posted in Respect Cannabis
Posted in Respect Cannabis
State of Reason Abuse
Prompted by: Pot Matters: Massachusetts Officials Cop-Out (High Times) As a Massachusetts native and fan(nabis) of cannabis, I’m strongly helping press for yes on this important issue for public safety. Odds are that you aren’t from our state, but I…
Tagged with: alcohol, cannabis, capitalism, Colorado, Commerce Clause, Constitution, Controlled Substances Act, Denver Post, Donald Trump, drug abuse, education, entertainment, freedom, Govenor Charlie Baker, government, health, healthcare, heroin, journalism, journalism code of ethics, judicial branch, law, law enforcement, liberty, mainstream media, marijuana, Massachusetts, medicine, ninth amendment, oligarchy, police, politics, prohibition, psychedelics, public interest, public safety, Republican Party, science, Supremacy Clause, teenagers, War on Drugs
Posted in Respect Cannabis
Posted in Respect Cannabis
Buying Your Liberty
Prompted by “Big Alcohol and Pharma are Paying Politicians to Block Marijuana Legalization”: http://www.thedailychronic.net/2016/52390/big-alcohol-and-big-pharma-are-paying-politicians-to-block-marijuana-legalization/ Politicians Are Being Bought By Big Alcohol, Pharma and Police Unions […] Not everyone is thrilled with the idea of marijuana being legally sold though, and…
Tagged with: cannabis, communications, Controlled Substances Act, freedom, government, law, law enforcement, liberty, linguistics, marijuana, police, politics, psychedelics, science, scientific method, War on Drugs
Posted in Liberty Shield, Respect Cannabis, Uncategorized
Posted in Liberty Shield, Respect Cannabis, Uncategorized
Media Disease
Prompted by “2015 nearing the end”: http://www.drugwarrant.com/2015/12/2015-nearing-the-end My comment there ‘ripples’ here… “4. Black Lives Matter’s policing critique implicates the drug war.” I watch the local and national/global mainstream news (ABC), and during that too-often torturous experience to tune in…
Thin Blue Nonsense
Prompted by “Policing for Profit: Cops Took More from Citizens Than Burglars Did Last Year”: http://www.thedailychronic.net/2015/50496/policing-for-profit-cops-took-more-from-citizens-than-burglars-did-last-year/ Law enforcement use of asset forfeiture laws to seize property—often without a criminal conviction or even an arrest—has gone through the roof in recent…
Tagged with: futurism, government, health, healthcare, journalism, journalism code of ethics, law, law enforcement, liberalism, liberty, mainstream media, police, politics, progressivism, stress, stress management
Posted in Liberty Shield
Posted in Liberty Shield
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