Quote Originally Posted by pepurr
We already have something like that, and its been around for years. It is called NORML, and another called Americans for Safe Access (the nationā??s largest organization of patients, medical professionals, scientists and concerned citizens promoting safe and legal access to cannabis for therapeutic use and research.)

Creating something like a union or advocasy group is nothing new. Maybe your energy would be better spent supporting one of these who already exist.

Seems there are a lot of people who give a great deal of shiet, and the numbers get bigger every day. :thumbsup:
is that right? The numbers are slightly bigger than before. I know of NORML and American for Safe Access, but they just barelly scratch the surface, and to suggest what I should with my time is up to ME...as if that's my only options! I support my nationally and local advocates for legallity, but honestly not much new has came forth from most of they're existance. I mean- we hear of those being just targets for federal drug enforcement agencies and it's not a way to live, some have even lost they're lives due to that plus some have serious deceases that they really just need to be medicated. Where is all this new technology? Where are the breakthroughs? I read and read to find that we truly don't have much sway!! In California most that smoke some just support legality but it's just a trend that we follow cuz we smoke. James Madison was truly againts independent state sovereignty due to the contradiction between federal law and state laws, are we really together when we are seperated by different state laws that federals just over ride and create technicalities to punish those and set an example, like mentioned above. Im not trying to argue but only opening the forum for dialogue with my fellow cannabis users. But, yeah let's just stick to those two options as to say they are setting the standard, I mean we do that with the GOP and the DEMs and forget we have independants. It truly isn't hard to see the fine lines, we just don't put them together- any positive I sight?
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