While the idea sounds great at first. Their would probably be a lot of innocent people in jail because of this. So, in a way it's waging war with total disregard for the collateral damage. Sort of like the war on drugs. I for for one would be pretty upset if a LEO showed up at my front door with an arrest warrant & I was innocent. We all get pretty riled up when we hear about innocent people going to jail. The idea of planting them where underaged people could get at the plants is also pretty harsh. Lot more kids in Juvie. I pray that you can get your seeds in the ground. But, in such a refined way that no one gets hurt. Most DEA, Customs, Coast Guard, etc. have fenced in properties that they function out of. Kids won't go there. Maybe some adversaries would find plants on their own turf & turn on, tune in. Just because someone threw some seeds over a fence. Just watch out for guards & security cameras. LOL! By the way if any DEA types read this. I'm just kidding. I'd never do such a thing and I'm not really advocating it either. (disclaimer). It's just wild, BS talk. Anyway, how do you get seeds or plants into the hands of people who are of legal age & want to join in this activity? That's conspiracy & an Illegal substance combined. Sounds like a serious matter. Please, don't do it. I like to think that cannabis users are actually like the early Christians, peacefully spreading the gospel. A lot of people have been martyred. But, Christianity finally prevailed & so can peaceful, cannabis users. We really need to work through education & petitions or referendums. I'm ready for some backlash. But, I'm just not going to break the law. Why behave like the people who breakdown the doors of decent people who consume a pretty benign & medically useful plant? Prohibition doesn't work. It makes criminals out people who just want to have some relatively harmless relaxation. Far safer than alcohol. Also, their really are people who need medical marijuana & who are they hurting? Violence begets violence, right? Let's fight the good fight with peace. The last thing we need to do is live up to the stereotype of radical lawbreakers. This scares off potential voters. I grew up during the summer of love. A lot of voters got scared because we were impatient & wanted to change thing so fast. Voters want a slower pace of well thought-out change. I'm against ripping off the security blanket. I am for re-assuring voters that we're not going to do more harm than good. The facts are on our side. We will win. I thank you all for your indulgence. This reply got really long winded & sometimes preachy. At times, it's even contradictory. Just like the complexity of the subject matter. Peace :thumbsup: