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i think its a very great idea...i have also pondered it many times...but the problem is, it would not be socially accepted, at least for many years...so we would have to fight for it...
we should hold a world rally, have all of the stoners gather in one place...show them that we wont be pushed around any more....
We will be accepted. We can befriend them and show them our knowledge before they know that we stand for Pot. Any person who is willing to accept any knowledge from anyone would, actually, find an interest in what we have to say. I'm sure we'd be able to relate with everyone in one way or another and see their lives, in turn, they see ours. A common ground is all that's needed. I'm sure Methodists marry Catholics.
edit: I may it sound like we're a bunch of aliens, or something.
yea, what he said.
My Brother accepts me. My Brother doesn't accept my lifestyle. My Brother won't accept any e-mails from me if I'm gonna talk about Pot. He doesn't want me to even bring it up around him, much less his kids.
But, my Brother has smoked Pot.
uncle tom.
I don't know how you'd relate my brother to Uncle Tom.
Tom is my father's name. And my middle name, and I'm my brother's kids' uncle.
isnt an uncle tom someone that did something in the past but now preaches about how bad it is?
sort of a hypocrite
He doesn't preach on how bad it is. He just wants nothing to do with it. But he's ignorant of the fact that it's good for you. He's the oldest of three children, 39, his generation's popular views are different from my sister's, who's 37. It was weird how the 80's changed Pot from the "dirtbag" stigma to a more popular trend, accepted by cheerleaders and dancers, something that my sister was. My Sister graduated in 1986, and my Brother in 1984.
Oh, and Uncle Tom was a slave. I don't know the story.