Quote Originally Posted by generalhydroponics1
In the 1970s J.J. McRoach ran for parliament as candidate for the Australian Marijuana Party. He had an advertising campaign funded by a well-meaning anonymous dealer. His party came fourth in the elections.

Thus, I think you have a great change!!!
If only fourth had as much sway as first .

I wonder if marijuana could return to being an acceptable part of culture as alcohol is, or if it will remain sub-culture and always be perceived as subversive even if it is medical.

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DenverRelief Reviewed by DenverRelief on . Is it foolishly hopeful? Is it foolishly hopeful to believe that success in the medical marijuana movement will lead to broader political progress? I have been writing about how medical marijuana can represent much more than just marijuana, but would like to hear some opinions on just how much marijuana reform can affect. Do marijuana's recent success stories represent a shift in our society towards taking hold of one's health away from the bureaucratic nightmare of the health care system and big-pharma? Rating: 5