Good, it's time attitudes started changing and getting the truth out there is the first step. A while back I was actually amazed to hear a radio commercial for a hydroponics shop. It went something like this:

Dad: "Son, we need to have a talk about what I found in your closet"
Son: " Umm, Dad...um..it's not mine...let me explain"
Dad: "You better explain. What were you thinking? I just can't beleive you'd do something like this"
Son: "But Dad, it's just one little plant"
Dad:" And little is all it's ever going to be with that set up you have. A little flourescent light and dirt from the back yard. Those yellow leaves just make me sick. You need to get yourself down to South Bay Hydroponics. They have everything you need for a quaility indoor garden"
Son: "Gee, thanks for setting me straight Dad"

I was fucking amazed to hear that commercial. Ok, it was the classic rock station and this is the San Francisco area, so maybe I shouldn't be too surpised. But still it was pretty wild to hear an ad for weed growing supplies. Anyhow, I saw it as a sign. A sign that attitudes are starting to change enough so that something like that would be broadcast to the general population. It's the start of the de-demonizing of weed that is needed before we can ever think of legalization.
Fengzi Reviewed by Fengzi on . Finally, a semi-honest anti-drug commercial I just saw a commercial on tv that was actually honest, for the most part! It starts out with a guy saying "I smoked weed the other day, and nobody died. I didn't get in a car accident, I didn't shoot anybody, (ect..). What I did do was sit on Pete's couch for an hour, you have a better chance of dieing out in the real world. Me personally I'll take my chances, call me reckless." Though I did forget many lines in the part after "car accident" i still got the main idea out. I am happy they Rating: 5