Quote Originally Posted by ArgoSG
Why wouldn't activists simply declare a day where they go out and disobey the law openly? Many speak as if they are oppressed by the criminalization of cannabis, however the obvious choice to me seems to be the tactics that activists like Martin Luther King Jr. learned from Ghandi. Why don't people who feel the criminalization of cannabis is oppression of their liberty simply gather and disobey this in a civil manner?
It would be ideal if it was a organised event but i've never heard of it in England i do smoke publicly, through a town centre and i'm willing to be arrested, however i wouldn't do it when carrying a amount.

Unfortunatly in England it seems like things are getting worse, as they just read "causes psychosis, much stronger" ect and the only politicians who have tried canabis never got high, it was only rubbed on them by a passing cyclist.

Turning into a rant, but basically i'm all for a massive civil session/protest and would travel as it's important to me.
billbong Reviewed by billbong on . A question about Civil Disobedience Why wouldn't activists simply declare a day where they go out and disobey the law openly? Many speak as if they are oppressed by the criminalization of cannabis, however the obvious choice to me seems to be the tactics that activists like Martin Luther King Jr. learned from Ghandi. Why don't people who feel the criminalization of cannabis is oppression of their liberty simply gather and disobey this in a civil manner? Rating: 5