We Support Marijuana

Weed is the safest drug on planet earth up to date even alcohol is a drug, and is way more dangerous, weed is safe to use safe to smoke and safe to get high from. This drug in no form or fashion can cause cancer as studies show this drug prevents cancer. so why isnt it legal u ask there must be some reason. and your right there is but it has nothing to do with the drug. It has to do with people like the alcohol companies and paper mills thank them=) thanks ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ for wanting us to die =).

Thanks to them more people die in the world than could be all they care for is money and that takes paper aka the mills but they too are gunna be ♥♥♥♥♥♥ in the end why you ask marijuana plants can make a eco friendly paper =)

so why choose them ? thats what there afraid of they know its benefits look at it this way marijuana can make food problems a thing of the past, they make papers fibers this means a substitute cotton. and fuel that can be consumed in gasoline vechicles aka not ethanol

ANNUAL AMERICAN DEATHS CAUSED BY DRUGS

TOBACCO ........................ 400,000
ALCOHOL ........................ 100,000
ALL LEGAL DRUGS ................ 20,000
ALL ILLEGAL DRUGS .............. 15,000
CAFFEINE ....................... 2,000
ASPIRIN ........................ 500
MARIJUANA ...................... 0
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Sorry all i have been unable to post in awhile.

24 de junio de 2012 - Pandora Xersxi | 0 comentarios

I have been gone/ busy / unable to do stuff in awhile as always we are recruiting and supporting marijuana world wide.

Medical Marijuana: Alabama Bill Wins House Committee Vote, But Unlikely to Pass This Year

6 de marzo de 2011 - Pandora Xersxi | 0 comentarios

"For the first time ever, a medical marijuana bill in Alabama has won a legislative committee vote. HB 207, the Michael Phillips Compassionate Care Act, was approved Wednesday by the House Judiciary Committee. But even the bill's sponsor, Rep. Patricia Todd (D-Birmingham) has said the bill is unlikely to pass this year. The legislative session ends next week.

The bill is named after an Alabama man with a brain tumor that caused frequent seizures who fought to legalize medical marijuana. Phillips died at age 38 while attending the Drug Policy Alliance conference in New Orleans in 2007.

Under the bill, patients suffering from cancer and other serious ailments could, with a doctor's recommendation, possess up to 2.5 ounces of marijuana and could grow their own medicine if they so chose. The bill would also allow for licensed dispensaries where patients could obtain their medicine. Patients would have to obtain a state-issued identification card.

Rep. Todd told the Montgomery Advertiser that with only five days left in the session, the bill was unlikely to move further this year. "I know this is not an easy bill to vote for," she said. "My intent is to help people who are hurting."

Alabama most likely won't see a medical marijuana law this year, but with the winning of the House committee vote, the movement has advanced further than ever in the Heart of Dixie."

http://stopthedrugwar.org/chronicle/2010/apr/09/medical_marijuana_alabama_bill_w

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Baalzephon™ 14 ABR 2016 a las 9:22 a. m.

This group needs revived

Oxytropis 5 JUN 2011 a las 5:36 a. m.

I don't smoke it anymore, but I'm still for legalizing it. People dieing or being locked up for a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ plant Is absolutely ridiculous. The fact is that the current drug laws are contributing to an all-out war on our southern border -- all in the name of a modern-day prohibition that is no more logical or realistic than the one we abandoned 75 years ago