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[Sea Mac]

"Special Interests" buried THIS effort (to restore to the States their stolen rights) too!!

Their arguments against HEMP sound ESPECIALLY Retarded: "Our DEA agents can't tell Industrial Hemp from Marijuana." 

BULL SHIT!

The DEA needs to FIRE any of their agents who are TOO STUPID to be able to  tell Industrial Hemp from Marijuana! HEMP should be Legal - they have no valid argument against IT!!!

(Lobbyists keep paying off the government to KEEP It illegal - it doesn't matter HOW big or ridiculous the Lie is anymore. The government lies to protect big business's interests. Whores.)

[Sea Mac]

I signed this and urged MY representatives to sponsor this!

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For the first time since marijuana was effectively outlawed by the federal government in 1937, we have a chance to make marijuana legal at the federal level. Rep. Barney Frank's new bill would end federal marijuana prohibition, making marijuana legal for adults and allowing states to decide their own marijuana laws, just like they can with alcohol and tobacco.

Make marijuana legalization a reality by writing your representative today. Ask him or her to co-sponsor the Ending Federal Marijuana Prohibition Act of 2011, get the legalization process started, and bring an end to the failed war on drugs.

Dear Representative,

I'm writing to voice my support for and to ask you to co-sponsor Rep. Frank's bill, which would end federal marijuana prohibition. If passed, the Ending Federal Marijuana Prohibition Act of 2011 (H.R. 2306) would remove marijuana from federal scheduling under the Controlled Substances Act, allowing states to pass their own laws, regulations, and taxes as they see fit - just like they can with alcohol and tobacco. It would also have other benefits, like removing obstacles to scientific research.

It is clear that marijuana prohibition has not only failed but is doing more harm than good. Hundreds of thousands of Americans were arrested last year for a marijuana offense - in most cases for nothing more than possession of small amounts of marijuana for personal use. Those arrested were separated from their loved ones, denied jobs, barred from receiving school loans and other benefits, and in some cases deprived of the right to vote. Moreover, like alcohol prohibition, marijuana prohibition is empowering organized crime and putting both citizens and law enforcement in harm's way.

This bill would end federal policies that lead to prohibition-related violence and criminal operations, letting states decide their own marijuana laws and craft policy that's in their citizens' best interests. It's clear that marijuana prohibition isn't working and needs to end.

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