Cannabis Liberation March

Cannabis Liberation March, Seattle, 5/14/2011. sensiblewashington.org The illegal aliens had 10,000. How many can the cannabis community bring out on the streets?

over and out. :lol5:

Ya but all those illegals knew uncle sam wasn't arresting them, conversely, the leos will use this to help themselves and find reasons to bust ill people.

The march is going to begin at Volunteer Park (1247 15th Ave. E, Seattle, WA). The event starts at 11AM with speakers and music and the actually march will start around 12:30-1PM. Itâ??s a great event and a perfect opportunity to stand-up for cannabis law reform and Sensible Washington and let people know weâ??re ready for a change, THIS year! :thumbsup: :pimp:

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The march is going to begin at Volunteer Park (1247 15th Ave. E, Seattle, WA). The event starts at 11AM with speakers and music and the actually march will start around 12:30-1PM. Itâ??s a great event and a perfect opportunity to stand-up for cannabis law reform and Sensible Washington and let people know weâ??re ready for a change, THIS year! :thumbsup: :pimp:

Is there such a thing as a whole week warning for marches and stuff? LMExtremelyFAO
:S2:
Sorry for my lack of optimism.
But, on a better note, I am throwing my bulk into the fight.
I will retouch and newly touch "bases that are at the mix, and in the mission.

Thank you for the info Gypski. Nice to see you around.

Hey everyone -

It was a really great day out. Met a lot of nice people. I had a good march and got a good amount of signatures for I-1149. The weather too! Oh man...


Oh and DankDragon; the march is every year on the same weekend. It's Seattle's Global Marijuana March- march, that happens a week later than the other cities.

So you could say, that you've had a few years notice ;)

Well. Not only do I feel dikkish for running my mouth, and, having no idea what was dribbling down of the side of my neck.



BUT, I F'd around and missed the whole thing. My apologies. Both for thinking I was being funny with the post and not being a person of their word.

Please let me know how else I can help.

DD

Hey no worries! :)

It was my first time going to the march in Seattle and I only remembered it by someone's post on the Facebook a few weeks before. I can imagine that it was kind of hard for the general public to hear about it especially if they're not within certain circles.

If you'd like to help legalize cannabis for adults, Sensible Washington needs volunteers to get signatures for I-1149 and donations. We're on our way to 240,000 signatures, but our most crucial signature-gathering season is starting where we got 80% of our signatures last year. If you have time or money to spare, go to sensiblewashington.org, or find us on Facebook. There are groups for just about every area of the state. We'll get you some blank petitions, a board, and a sign, and off you can go. We truly can do this, it's just a matter of getting out there and actually doing it. Thanks!