2009 Global Marijuana March

[JamBar]

http://globalmarijuanamarch.org/

Anyone plan to participate?

I'll be in Atlanta, GA.

 

[GOD]

No .

There is a legalise it section . If you read it youll see why i dont take part in silly sensless alibi events . It would be good to hear your thoughts about it there .

 

[JamBar]

I'm going because it will be fun to hang out with a mass of people who share the same ideas and goals.

 

[mysticwarrior]

No .

There is a legalise it section . If you read it youll see why i dont take part in silly sensless alibi events . It would be good to hear your thoughts about it there .

:?

 

[mysticwarrior]

I'm going because it will be fun to hang out with a mass of people who share the same ideas and goals.

Great action! I think i'll go to Amsterdam

 

[JamBar]

I'm going because it will be fun to hang out with a mass of people who share the same ideas and goals.

Great action! I think i'll go to Amsterdam

Sounds good man. I've only been there once. I'd like to go back, but I've developed a fear of flying over the years. :shock:

 

[GOD]

Please both tell us what happened , how many people came and what the reactions were from the uninvolved bystanders .

 

[PsychedelicPirate]

Interesting. I might go to the one in Washington, DC. Peaceful protesting is the way to go.

 

[JamBar]

Please both tell us what happened , how many people came and what the reactions were from the uninvolved bystanders .

Hey man, it's cool that you don't care about the marijuana march but it's just another way to get people involved.

The reason for the topic is because it's an event I came across on the internet, not to discuss legalization strategies. :retard:

 

[mysticwarrior]

I think it's a really positive sign, that the action are getting global

 

[GOD]

There has been a global march for cannabis liberation since at least 2001 . I think that before that it was called the million marijuana march ( a rip off of the million mom march and the million man march ) and they had to change the name because in the whole history of it if you added all the marchers around the world from all the times it was done there wasnt a million marchers . It also never made any changes . So in end effect it was just a bunch of people placating their consciences by takeing part in alibi legaslisation marches . I would rather talk about doing positive things that have a chance of makeing changes than wasteing time , effort and resources . I think all your wishes to try to do something are very good but that it would be better to do something that has a chance of sucsess . I hope you all have fun and please report back to us .

If you want to know what i think would help please read the legalisation section .

 

[JamBar]

Your point is acknowledged. A marijuana march may not make any difference at all and it certainly is not the most effective way to voice legalization.

But it happens one day a year so why not? It's a good chance to interact with other humans. :rock:

I will most definitely click over to the legalization section when I wish to have a conversation about legalization.