anyone interested in a little revolution?

[Skrappie]

So has anyone written their legislators lately?

skrappie <skrappies email [email protected]>
to [email protected]
[email protected],
[email protected],
[email protected],
[email protected],
[email protected],
[email protected],
[email protected],
[email protected],
[email protected],
[email protected]
I understand this is a very unpopular position, but please look at the proven taxation benefits for the decriminalization of cannabis. I'm not asking you to change any of your policies or beliefs, just to review a few facts.
(links and rest of lengthy email removed)


It took me 5 minutes to locate all of their addresses.
Let them know we are out there, and are not monsters. It takes a few minutes to add your favorite pro cannabis related links to a poorly written email. Lets let them know how large of a potential voter population they have. Its not going to make any fast changes, but lets take a collective step.:thumbsup:

try to get them at their home addresses, a few of them seem interested but most wont even reply. Don't let that discourage you, its time for everyone to join the fight in whatever little steps they can.

[mattks1]

just wrote 3 of mine. pretty lengthy letter too. hopefully i hear something back.

[mattks1]

already got one response;

Thank you for your e-mail. It seems that you have done a great deal of
research on this topic and I appreciate you sharing your point of view.
This issue has yet to come before the North Carolina Senate. Should it
do so, I will keep your concerns in mind when establishing my point of
view.

Senator Jim Jacumin, PE
44th Senatorial District

i really suggest this guys, it shows that atleast the thought is being kept alive.

[StrwbrryFldsFrvr]

Oh you're from Kansas.. cool! I used to live in Olathe