Essay On Marijuana Activist

A marijuana activist is someone who simply wants to bring common decency and justice to their country, their community, our world. We're just trying to bring sanity and faith to America, the ability to believe in the American dream, in America. The slogan that won the Presidency of the United States shouldn’t have been “Make America Great Again”, it should be “Make it better than it was before, make it the great it has yet to achieve, make it what we were all taught through the television and in schools, one nation. A land of freedom and opportunity.” But we're not so free as long as there is a drug war, where your personal choice for medicine or recreation can be used against you, I’m thinking about these things while reflecting on the Lance
Prior to the Lance Gloor trial he prosecuted two other individuals for marijuana concentrate manufacturing, something that was common in the Washington State medical marijuana scene.

Points from the prosecution seemed slanted and jaded, with claims that he was some sort of mafioso trafficking across states. “He ran multiple shops which proves he wasn’t in it for the medicinal values of marijuana”, here I cry bullshit on so many levels. Lance was not the only person in Washington State, hell in any medical state, who own multiple operations. Plus it shouldn’t matter if the purpose of the store fronts were medical or recreation, presently in Washington Have a Heart has 7 stores and there are other owners with multiple stores; these shops are operating under the same conditions Lance Gloor was guilty of at the time of his raids and eventual arrest. These multiple storefronts are what put him under the thumbprint of The Rico law, the patriot act law that has more harm than good as of