Thank you fellow smokers, now what...?

See my answer to your previous post, and if you haven't already watch "The Drug Years' currently airing on VH1 and the Sundance Channel. it's a four part documentary that will knock your socks off! Also see the documentary "Grass" narrated by Woody Harrelson ... excellent source material and footage.

During the Carter administration he actually put forth a proposal to decriminalize the possession of less than one ounce of marijuana; he too was fed up with the bogus hype surrounding pot.

People blame pot for being a "gateway drug". Never was for me.

Also see if you can find the 5-minute comedic bit "The Marijuana Logues" on one of Bill Maher's Real Time episodes on HBO. It aired about 4 year ago and may be hard to locate ( we've taped in on VHS but can't find it online ).

Finally, if you want to be the umpteenth person to petition this cause, make your stealth E-mail address available on answers so that people can join you in your efforts. Decriminalizing marijuana takes a HUGE effort, and a great deal of teamwork.

Ever heard someone communicate over with a lady as having a "smokey voice"? for sure smoking may have an impact on your making a music voice, yet that absolutely did not end Janis Joplin. as far as advantages flow, there are not many. in my opinion I savour smoking, it helps me relax and that i love the flavor. also there's a particular camaraderie you could in person-friendly words discover between those who smoke.

Why not leave that stinking cess-pool and go and live somewhere civilised, where free means the same as it does in the dictionary.

Keep us real smokers out of your mind blowing crap and shovel the crapp back where the sun don't shine.

So why balm smokers to me it sounds like its the governments fault.

i think is something to do with taxes also. we need a pothead president that can better our kind. we are intelligent people despite the popular belief