The War on Some Drugs has been an abject failure. The only winners in this are the private prisons, police and those who wish to subjectively control the personal lives of our citizens. For the betterment of our Republic, this … Continue reading
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Voting is Important
I write this as a Cannabis Activist in the state of Indiana. This has been the strangest election cycle I have seen in over 50 years of paying attention. On the national stage, we’ve seen more fraud and lies than … Continue reading →
Hoosiers Favor Medical Cannabis by 73%
By Neal Smith on October 8, 2020 in Activism, Criminal Justice, Culture, Health, Indiana, Legalization, Legislation, Medical Marijuana, regulations
Three years ago, a Ball State poll showed Hoosiers wanted medical Cannabis by 55%. On October 7, 2020, a Howey Politics Indiana poll, in conjunction with Indianapolis TV station WTHR, released a poll showing that 73% of Hoosiers want medical … Continue reading →
What a Fool!
Sergeant Jim Gerhardt of the Colorado Drug Investigators Association is a disgrace. He is a disgrace to his uniform, and to all good law enforcement officials in this country. His oath as a public servant has been trashed. He obviously cares … Continue reading →
My Impressions of the First Church of Cannabis
I’ve been thinking a lot about what I experienced at the inaugural meeting of the First Church of Cannabis in Indianapolis. It’s all very amazing, full of irony and wonder. Several people, myself included, have known the spirituality of Cannabis … Continue reading →
A Taxing Situation
A taxing situation Indiana is one of the states that tax Marijuana. But unlike Colorado and three other states, you don’t get to pay your tax and enjoy your smoke. You can be criminally charged with possession or distribution, and … Continue reading →