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Holy Grail OG

Category: Nugs | Posted on Wed, September, 5th 2012 by THCFinder

Holy Grail OG - Find it at Orange County's Patient Care in Santa Ana, California

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Bong, Bowl, Bud, Happy Time!

Category: Glass | Posted on Wed, September, 5th 2012 by THCFinder

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Arkansas Next Stop for Medical Marijuana Backers

Category: Medical Marijuana | Posted on Wed, September, 5th 2012 by THCFinder

The latest location battling to legalize medical marijuana is not where you’d expect.

Come voting time this fall, Arkansas will be the first Southern state to ask voters whether to legalize medical uses for pot.

The move would be a rare opportunity for supporters of legalizing the drug to tap into a region that has resisted easing any restrictions on the drug.

The state's top elected officials and law enforcement agencies oppose the idea, but legalization groups hope the referendum shows that medical marijuana is no longer solely the domain of East Coast or Western states.

"This is an issue that hasn't been ready for primetime yet in the South. It may be that it's starting to be, and that's a good thing," said Jill Harris, managing director of Drug Policy Action, the political arm of the Drug Policy Alliance.

The South and Midwest have remained mostly on the sidelines in the nation's marijuana-reform movement, which will also put proposals for full-scale legalization before voters this year in Colorado, Oregon and Washington state.

So far, 17 states and the District of Columbia have legalized medical marijuana in some form. Massachusetts voters are expected to vote on it in November, and another measure could appear on North Dakota's ballot.

Past efforts to put medical marijuana on the ballot in Arkansas have faltered, though voters in two cities in the state have approved referendums that encourage police to regard arrests for small amounts of marijuana as a low priority.

420 Smoke up!

Category: Tokers | Posted on Wed, September, 5th 2012 by THCFinder

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Police Kill Marine During Marijuana Raid; No Pot Found

Category: News | Posted on Wed, September, 5th 2012 by THCFinder

In this video, KopBuster and former narcotics officer Barry Cooper details how police use SWAT tactics and overreach their bounds when raiding homes.

Police have a tremendous power and drug laws open up too many opportunities for them to use it.

Police officers are human and they make mistakes, but when you are packing the kind of firepower that a SWAT team does, a “mistake” quickly becomes a slaughter.

Marijuana laws in particular lead to many of the events shown in the video below. A good man murdered, a family grieving and wondering why. Forever scarred because a plant is illegal and police have tremendous power to enforce its prohibition.

This story is a few months old, even though the video is very new. Even so, stories like this need to be shared everywhere. More people need to know that the drug war isn’t just a failure, it is an active evil in our society that does great damage to individuals and families.

Police shouldn’t be at war with the public, they should be protecting us. Law Enforcement loses the respect of the public through their attempted enforcement of prohibition. Without the public’s respect, there is no trust.