Write legalize MJ on your 2010 Census!

[MMLoco]

If everyone just writes legalize marijuana on top of their census 2010 we can be heard!!!! :rasta:

MMLoco Reviewed by MMLoco on 03-20-2010. Write legalize MJ on your 2010 Census! If everyone just writes legalize marijuana on top of their census 2010 we can be heard!!!! :rasta: Rating: 5

[Sensi Super Skunk]

Or you could join a larger group of other constituents that share similar beliefs as you, such as pro-cannabis/activism. If enough lobbyists are informed by enough constituents (cannabis ACTIVISTS/us), who then in turn inform members of Congress, we are better heard.

I am far from being potentially politically active, but I believe this way is one of our best bets.

[Sensi Super Skunk]

If everyone just writes legalize marijuana on top of their census 2010 we can be heard!!!! :rasta:

But come to think of it even more, I think that would definitely be effective!

[eastbaygordo]

I worked for the Census in 1980 and nobody give a hoot what is on the census form.

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