I like this post from Pete Guither about a small group of Californians plotting to fight back against the medical marijuana movement. The odds are stacked against them in that the public opposes them, they keep losing in court and they don’t have any money to fund their advocacy efforts.
I can't help but think that this is how drug policy reformers must have felt during the Reagan years. It's amazing that we've come so far now, our opponents are the ones bunkered down trying to figure out a way to stop the momentum of marijuana reform.
I can't help but think that this is how drug policy reformers must have felt during the Reagan years. It's amazing that we've come so far now, our opponents are the ones bunkered down trying to figure out a way to stop the momentum of marijuana reform.
Looking for the easiest way to join the anti-drug war movement? You've found it!
Let's not get cocky, though...
Yeah, they're down but not out. A big burst of pharma funding might be coming their way.
It is inevitable that the
It is inevitable that the pharma corps will try everything possible to protect there interests. Though, simple statistics and surveys correlate an overwhelming number of the population with a new understanding of Cannabis for its true worth and value, rather than the guerilla marketing of its fictional demonic quality. They have lost the race. There are presently too many proponents of accountable and responsible action (politicians, lawyers, judges, doctors, teachers) in contrast to this government and its privatized agencies 'regulating' its contents. Stay tuned! More exposure to come!
Coalition for a Drug Free California (LOL)
Things must be really dreary at the Coalition for a Drug Free California (CDFC), what with no organization, no funding, and little or no legal influence.
Maybe the CDFC should contact the Women’s Christian Temperance Union (WCTU). Perhaps the ladies at WCTU can provide some counseling to the CDFC staff on how to cope with being total losers.
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