We can do this, right?

[Yer Ma]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Places_that_have_decriminalized_non-medical_cannabis_in_the_United_States

"A few places in California have been advocating cannabis decriminalization. On November 3, 2004, Oakland passed Proposition Z, which makes "adult recreational marijuana use, cultivation and sales the lowest [city] law enforcement priority."[79] The proposition states the city of Oakland must advocate to the state of California to adopt laws to regulate and tax cannabis.[80] On November 7, 2006, Santa Cruz passed Measure K, which made cannabis the lowest priority for city law enforcement. The measure requests the Santa Cruz City Clerk send letters annually to state and federal representatives advocating reform of cannabis laws.[81] On June 5, 2007, Mendocino County Board of Supervisors voted 4-1 to send a letter in support of the legalization, regulation, and taxation of cannabis to state and federal legislators, and the President of United States.[82]"

It would be fun to try. It might force people to have a serious conversation about marijuana prohibition and the problems it causes, and the problems it doesn't solve.

[Because damn]

www.swoknews.com/main.asp?SectionID=11&SubSectionID=98&ArticleID=44101&TM=3013.142

[oooooo]

Maybe once all the old people in office in Oklahoma die or get replaced by people who will allow such a thing to happen. Getting people who agree with it in OKLAHOMA is going to be difficult, I think. We'd have to get younger people more involved in our state government. Most older people believe that marijuana is harmful, so we've GOT to get the youth in order to have any hope of this whatsoever.

[luu]

Marijuana has many uses, but the most important is medicinal. Just like any other drug, you take the money out of it sold on the streets, then it wouldn't be a problem. As long as Uncle Sam gets his tax, it's all legal and OK.....