--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Duveyoung <no_re...@...> wrote:
>
> Disgusting.
>
> This thread has devolved into "where's the best Mexican food?"
>
> I understand gallows humor, but I don't understand the caustic and
> haughty sniping at these poor kids who are now in a hell that cannot
> be imagined unless one has lived that reality too. These are our
> spiritual grandchildren -- they were raised in the FF village. This
> is not a time for whispered chuckles about these kids. Shame on
> anyone who's thinking these kid're going to get anything near to
> justice -- or that, in fact, that they have done nothing wrong but
> violate a corporate-written law aimed at poor people -- especially
> African Americans.
>
> And it gets worse: http://tinyurl.com/bdu72d
>
> That link goes to a Mark Morford article about legalizing pot. This
> kind of talk is probably going on everywhere in CA and other states,
> but the kind of talk you don't hear is about releasing the "criminals"
> already in jail for having a seed, a pipe, whatever. Just to be
> clear: that's MILLIONS of pot smokers in jail.
>
> California could become the pot capital of the world, but these kids
> will still be in prison.
>
> This is a meme, ya see?
>
> We'll have bigass financial reform from Obama and there'll be stronger
> oversight and regulations, but no one will propose any "very strong"
> solutions for disgorgement of the criminal profits of the financial
> elite. Yeah, those Swiss bank accounts might now be revealed, but
> will all the folks who ended up getting Madoff's money be told to give
> back the "interest and profits" that were but illusions but that they
> kept even though they know it came from charitable foundations' IRAs?
>
> They'll reform pot laws, but they'll keep the kids in jail.
>
> They'll kick out BushCo, but they won't prosecute Bush.
>
> They never do the whole right thing.
>
> Only the partially right thing will be done enough to get the
> big-picture issue out of the headlines.
>
> And to anyone who are standing there smirking about these kids, look
> in the mirror: that's the worst person you're going to see all day.
>
> Edg
>
> --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, bob_brigante <no_reply@> wrote:
> >
> > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Alex Stanley"
> > <j_alexander_stanley@> wrote:
> > >
> > >
http://livinginsmallsizes.com/2009/02/13/several-maharishi-graduates-
> > busted-for-growing-pot/
> > >
> > > http://is.gd/jOCY
> > >
> >
> > *******
> >
> > They shoulda used LED grow lites, kind of pricey, but good for the
> > environment, and utility co weasels won't rat you out:
> >
> > http://snipurl.com/c39pe [www_indooragriculture_com]
> >
>
The prison system makes money for some corporate interests.
The Feds, I suppose makes Ganja a crime, because they make more money
that way...
I suppose as the consciousness does change, then these pot heads in
jail will find themselves set free.
When enough people change their consciousness concerning marijuana,
and see it's medicinal purposes, and when the drug companies give up
their hold on chems.,profit oriented health care...
Well, it will take some kind of change in consciousness to set these
ones free.
Use your consciousness wisely, to free these ones from the tyranny of
Reagan's war on drugs, that has become a business for the criminal
jailers...
R.G.
