I heart Cannabis like Lucy loved Ricky, like Lithium loves mines and hot springs, Like those little laughs that cheer when Life kicks you down. It’s my medicine. See, this momma plant, Mother who wears many names, Mary Ann, Mary Jonas, Mary Weaver, Mary Jane, Lovely Lady–she saved my life with contemplation and Re-creation–she cut […]
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The Gazette recently published an editorial declaring that marijuana is “officially” a problem in Colorado. They followed that with a series called “Clearing the Haze.” The irony of the name is exceeded only by the equally offensive “Patriot Act.” It’s hard to know where to start in assessing the problems with the Gazette’s declaration of
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In this video about Marijuana Reform, USR columnist and editor Lindsay Deen explores government officials’ reactions to Amendment 64 and, in her opinion, their attempts to ignore the will of the majority. She offers thoughtful commentary and detailed evidence to support her claims. Check it out today! Click here to access the interactive flash video on a new
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Retail marijuana could be on its way to Colorado Springs. In many ways, the Springs provides a microscopic sample of our national demographic. We have the serious ultra-conservative right-wing Republicans, fun but slightly insane Democrat fanatics (like the ones dancing in the streets after Obama won), a strong Libertarian front dedicated to creating and maintaining
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“Make the most of the Indian Hemp Seed and sow it everywhere.” ~George Washington “When I was a kid I inhaled frequently. That was the point.” ~Barack Obama “Never was anything great achieved without danger.” ~ Niccolò Machiavelli To date, eighteen states and Washington D.C. have created amendments to make the medical use of marijuana
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Rocky Mountain High is taking on a new meaning. As most everyone knows by now, on November 6, 2012, voters in Colorado and Washington State approved initiatives that allow the sale of marijuana and its use as a recreational substance. Both states allow the sale and use of the herb for medicinal purposes. The revenue
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