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A place to interact with political activist and former Libertarian Gubernatorial Candidate, Loretta Nall. This blog covers Alabama politics, drug policy reform with emphasis on marijuana laws, medical marijuana, prison reform, voting rights, equal rights for gays and lesbians, ballot access reform and other social justice oriented issues.
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3 comments:
Fox News providing a balanced view on drug policy? Am I dreaming?
---Glad to see Ethan Nadelmann on Fox News opening intelligent discussion on alternatives to prohibition / the failed "War on some Drugs".
---Regulating / taxing cannabis in a manner similar to tobacco and alcohol would be a far better alternative to what we presently have now.
Have also heard Dr. Nadelmann on NPR about 4 months ago:
"Making the Case For Legalizing Marijuana"
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=9434794
Dr. Nadelmann speaks in greater detail about creating an exit strategy to end the "War On Drugs" and make a road to drug sense & prison reform in this OCNORML video on YouTube:
"Ethan Nadelmann Speaks in Detroit"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kJv-eN3Lafg
Gather signatures and put to your state's ballot and take the legalization choice out of the politician's hands. Like FOX news said, politicians are scared shitless to even mention legalization for fear of having to obtain honorable employment.
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