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Today is April 20th. To Republicans, 4/20 is Hitler's birthday. To many of the sane among us, today is known as 420 or "Weed Day," a national holiday for cannabis culture culture. While I haven't smoked weed in decades, I support it's legalization and it looks like that might happen in New York where I live. I'm particularly interested in and supportive of marijuana's benefits for us when we are ill and have a few friends who have been able to cope with great pain by using it. Not long ago, my chiropractor applied some cannabis oil to my injured shoulder and the improvement in my comfort level was instantaneous with no side effects. I look forward to a day when the price comes down due to increased production and usage but I realize the Big Pharma will, like any other evil drug cartel, have other plans. Even so, as the late, great Peter Tosh said, legalize it. Don't criticize it.
Labels: Marijuana, memes, Peter Tosh
posted by DownWithTyranny @ 12:01 AM
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thanks for mentioning that American Nazis celebrate 4/20 as hitler's birthday.
a tiny bit of perspective for the rest of us.
Today is also the 20th anniversary of the Hitler youth shooting up Columbine High School to celebrate Hitler's birthday. How many times must that particular record be surpassed before something gets done?
7:20- The answer my friend is blowing in the wind.
Jah mon. I will burn a big phatty for you today, my brother. Maybe some Blue Dream or Banana Kush bongfuls! The fact that weed is still illegal in most states while alcohol is legal, is a stark commentary on how money influences the drug of choice in a particular culture. Alcohol ruins far more lives than pot ever will. Pot is also associated with black or Hispanic males, both classes of people hated by the white, conservative male majority.
7:20, every time the Columbine body count is surpassed *IS* what is getting done.
If only harris and klebold had known about bump-stocks. They could have set a record that nobody could have broken without fragmentation grenades.
and, yeah, that tongue-in-cheek comment illustrates what has "gotten done".
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