10 Areas of Difficulty and Opportunity for the Cannabis Community
CANNABIS CULTURE - Marijuana activist Ted Smith presents 10 areas of difficulty and opportunity to be considered by the cannabis community.
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Obama Repeating the Mistakes of the Drug War
Forty years. One trillion dollars. Hundreds of thousands of lives. That's the cost of the U.S. war on drugs. And the tab continues to rise.
Hamilton Police Beat and Bloody Wrong Man in Botched Drug Raid
Hamilton's police chief admits they got the wrong apartment and the wrong man when officers burst into the home of an unsuspecting refugee from Myanmar who was left terrified and bloodied.
Moms Unite to End the War on Drugs
This is an appeal to mothers who have seen first hand the devastation of the drug war.
Mexico’s Drug War Slaughterhouse Grinds On
CANNABIS CULTURE - The open war of Felipe Calderón's Mexican government against organized crime and drug trafficking has reached nearly 18,000 victims, according to the judicial authorities of Mexico.
Drug War Racism Ravishes America
A minor change in court processing procedures in Philadelphia, streamlining the handling of arrests for pot possession, sparked a major controversy recently that totally missed the most outrageous aspect of marijuana law enforcement.
Sting: Let’s End the War on Drugs
Whether it's music, activism or daily life, the one ideal to which I have always aspired is constant challenge -- taking risks, stepping out of my comfort zone, exploring new ideas.
Legalization of Marijuana is the Cartels’ Worst Nightmare
By now, it should be clear that using force to wipe out the drug trade is a task on the order of bailing out the Atlantic Ocean with a teaspoon.
More from (fake) Conservatives on why ending drug prohibition makes sense
So it turns out that a little cutting and pasting is fun. Here is another article in which I have substituted drug prohibition for the long-gun registry to make a point.
The War on Drugs Is Doomed
The source of the drug war violence is not Mexican supply. It is American demand coupled with prohibition.
