Legal Marijuana, the time is now.

9,999. so even if it accurately represents my mental image of how grav's brain apparently works, it's still not correct?

There's no such thing as a douchevacuum, nor could I even imagine what one would be/look like, so no, it's not.

This is not the point.

Not a priority to go after medical marijuana patients, caregivers, attorney general says But no tolerance for drug traffickers hiding behind medical marijuana laws, he says Eric Holder issues guidelines for U.S. attorneys in states where medical pot is legal

http://www.cnn.com/2009/POLITICS/10/...ana/index.html

The National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws, which advocates legalization of marijuana, declared the government's memo Monday a "major departure in the so-called war on drugs" and "a major victory for citizens who support cannabis law reform."

I read about that law yesterday, One step closer to legalization!

There needs to be a big grassroots movement, no pun intended. Just like the way Obama was elected, people that are interested in something be done, need to get involed and make things get on the right path and put how they want it. If we want Marijuana to be legalized, we have to have more people talking about it regularly and getting involved.

http://www.cnn.com/2009/OPINION/11/0...sts/index.html

In 2008, the police arrested 847,864 people nationwide for marijuana violations, according to the 2008 FBI Uniform Crime Report. Pot arrests represent fully half of all drug arrests reported in the United States. The overwhelming majority -- a whopping 89 percent -- were charged with possession only. Most striking, the marijuana arrest rate in the United States has nearly tripled since 1991.

Examples from both coasts illustrate this. In California, according to the Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice, crime arrest rates have generally plummeted statewide from 1990 to 2008 by an average of 40 percent. Drug possession arrests for everything but marijuana collectively fell by nearly 30 percent. But during that same 18-year period, arrests for marijuana possession in California skyrocketed 127 percent. In 2008, more Californians were arrested for pot offenses than any year since decriminalization took effect 34 years ago.

I'm glad I read this article today. The movement needs to keep progressing forward.

Just like the way Obama was elected, people that are interested in something be done, need to get involved and make things get on the right path and put how they want it.

They're probably too high to know that it's getting legalized.