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Is there a Mississippi Teapot Party?

I am the admin for the Tennessee Teapot Party FB page. We are having our first meetup on Mon. 01.24.11 @ 7 pm CST in Nashville at the McDonald's across from the Opryland Hotel and Convention center. We need people to show up and help us form a core group of people interested in working to change the cannabis hemp laws locally and statewide. We are part of the national movement and are members in good standing with the Teapot Party State Administrators group. Please attend if you can. DISCLAIMER- This is a serious gathering for the purpose of forming a political action committee. If you have marijuana, don't bring it with you or come looking for a hook up. We want to change the laws, not break them. Peace in the movement!

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to Lari Bollinger:

There are 600,000 American citizens who live in the District of Columbia. They are denied representation in Congress and have no Senators or Representatives. Congress can act as tyrants and do whatever they want to those second-class citizens. One example is that in 1998 DC residents had a ballot initiative for medical cannabis and Congress withheld money to even let the votes be counted. In the end, after a lawsuit that reached the Supreme Court, the ballots were counted and 69% of DC residents voted in favor of medical cannabis. However, Congress prevented the citizens' ballot initiative from becoming law for over 12 years. After it was finally passed, the District City Council passed the second-most restrictive program in the country (after New Jersey), which prevents home cultivation and allows cannabis for only the sick and dying.

Regardless, the 600,000 American citizens of the District of Columbia want statehood so they can be like other Americans and have representation in Congress.

I'm the proud founder of the Connecticut Teapot Party

While not organized by our Teapot Party, I'd like to share this info:

CT MARIJUANA LAW REFORM RALLY
Location: Downtown New Haven Green
Time: Sunday, December 12, 2PM

Very important for CT residents:

Marijuana Rally & Lobby Day
Location: Connecticut State Capitol
Time: Wednesday, January 5, 7AM

We hope you will join us and share this info.

Blessings & Joyous Howls,
Camille

Hey, this is the founder of the first Idaho Teapot Party I'm trying to get a hold of the person in Boise to see if they will join with me for state consensus.

I quit drinking almost 28 yrs ago. I did attend a treatment center here in N.H. and was educated about alcohol. I went to A.A. for about 3 months and found it was not for me. In treatment I learned about marijuana maintenance and was told that that road would most likely lead me back to drinking.

The most annoying thing about quitting was the inability to get to sleep. I had smoked weed occasionally and never cared for the effect but knew it did make me tired. Seeing as I was not trying to replace alcohol with weed but using it as a way to get some sleep I decided to give it a try. Just a few hits in the evening and zzzz, out I went! When I started doing this I smoked about 1/4 oz every two weeks just in the evening before bed and now after 28 yrs of no alcohol. I sleep like a baby!

The down side to all this is last yr I was "ratted" on for growing 8 plants and am facing felony charges from the State of New Hampshire (3 1/2 to 7 yrs) for not being the drunk that killed someone's daughter or son! I still do not believe this is the answer for all alcohol problems because I think if you try to substitute a booze buzz with weed you will be sadly disappointed, but for me it definitely was the ticket.

Why doesn't Willie write a legalize marijuana song?