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Tuesday, March 31, 2009
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Current mood:  disappointed
Category: Goals, Plans, Hopes
It is time to abolish laws making the use of Marijuana more dangerous than actually USING marijuana. Every other civilized country on Earth (no joke) does not see Marijuana use as an illegal act. What does that say about us as a culture? The United States of Prohibition and Social Discrimination.
Maybe in this current economic crisis we can finally find the strength to shed the stigma surrounding this plant. It seems to me that we can no longer afford to criminalize our youth, musicians, artists, patients, and citizens. When America was reeling from economic collapse in the 1930's the Victorian idea of Prohibition was abolished - not that it was working anyway. We have now been fighting for 70 years against a plant. Seems futile. It is futile. Shouldn't we be pumping money into education, revitalization, health care, and job creation?
We, the land of prohibition. We, the land of prescribed meth amphetamines. We, the land of propaganda criminalization. I believe in the march of history. I believe that time only moves forward. And, I believe that "Any law that the people do not want enforced, that CAN NOT be enforced, must be abolished". Mayor Laguardia said that of the criminalization of Marijuana in the 1930's. When President Obama was asked via the internet about the legalization of marijuana to help pull America out an economic tail-spin, he marginalized it's users even more, saying, "What does this tell us about the internet audience?" What he failed to mention was that it was the #1 question asked of him. He gave it a shrug, a sigh, and a joke - typical stoner moves. Evasion, denial, and humor. All so he can procrastinate an answer to a question that the citizens who elected him into office demanded to know. My major concern with President Obama is his ability to play to the middle. In other countries, when you win the election you govern the country.
Many superstitions should be abolished, this is one of them. It is time, friends, Americans, Countrymen. We must break free of the superstitions and sins of our fathers. It is time to step into the light of a new age of man - a better age of man. No longer can we bind ourselves with mystification and delusions, the time is to dire to align our selves with any idea or organization that doesn't contain TRUTH. We know enough about this plant now, and it's effects, to say roundly that the growing, cultivation, and use of this plant never has been, and should no longer be a criminal act.
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Thursday, November 06, 2008
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Current mood:  argumentative
Category: News and Politics
I need to start by saying first that John McCain is an American Hero. His tireless efforts to work for his country has never been something I've thrown away. I am sure that John McCain represents his constituents with their best interests at heart. Having lived in AZ for a very long time I can say that Senator McCain is a good man and will continue to be needed in these coming months and years in the service of his Nation.
But he wasn't the right man to lead me. John McCain the Senator represents a small portion of America in the Senate. Last night America, once again, used the voice given to her with the signing of the Declaration of Independence. This Nation, by the people, of the people, and for the people chose Barack Obama to lead us into the terrifying times ahead. I couldn't be prouder. A black man has won the seat of Presidency in this country. A country where no more than a generation ago, in a not-so-forgotten past, a man of his color was denied civil liberties.
With all that said, I am ashamed of this country. During John McCain's concession speech last night I was torn from my jubilation and shared in a feeling of outrage with my fellow proud Americans. When John McCain mentioned Barack Obama's name people boo'd and hissed. These were the people who supported Bush through his failed policy. These were the people who elected a man to run for President whom a court announced was involved in "unethical" activities. These were the people that told liberals to "shut-up and stop whining" when we felt under-represented in the White House. Booing and hissing at the mention of the president's name is un-American. Please leave my country you right-wing-religious-freaks.
"This is America; love it or leave it," that slogan has been replayed over and over again for the past 8 years. Well, whether you meant it or not, the tables have turned. America has opened her mouth and spoke into existence the 44th President of these United States, and that man shall be Barack Hussein Obama.
It is time to shut America's other orifice. The ass-hole of America reeks with the stench of hate and conservatism. The decay that comes with conservation is undeniable. Even the wilderness we have tried to conserve in this country changes. There is no way to truly conserve something. The wheels of time only move forward; and America, in turn, moves with time.
America needs to grow and change to be able to compete in a global market. No longer are nations separated by distance, time, or beliefs. Nations are now connected instantly by airplane, telephone, and that wonder of the modern-age, the internet. So, America presents a new face: An American of education and passion; an Ameri | |