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| Tommy Chong: Let My People Grow |
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| Sunday, 20 November 2011 21:41 | |
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Medical Kush Beach Club (a.k.a. the Hash Bar) in Venice Beach was raided last year. The owners were charged with eight counts of money laundering and selling pot. These are California state charges which means if Sean Kush beats them you can bet the Feds (DEA) will file charges against him. The goal here is for the state and federal agencies to throw everything at Sean, a punk musician who also runs and stars in Hashbar TV, hoping to break him financially so he'll be forced to "take a deal." The Hash Bar was/is a great place to forget your troubles. The authorities don't understand how a compassion club is supposed to look like. They'd rather see an "emergency room" with somber patients who are have a "waiting-to-die" look rather than a smile. I told Sean he should take the charges seriously. He just laughed and explained how "pot is actually good for you," especially if you have a life-threatening disease. The Occupy Los Angeles people have their tent city next to the courtroom so I had a chance to see it up close. The last time I witnessed something like that was in 1969 at the Poor People's March on Washington, DC. Then they built plywood shelters. But they were there for the same reason: recognition. Just see us please! We live in America too, and we don't ask for much - just a portion of your money so we can live like normal human beings. Let my people grow!
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The system's broken. Time for a clean sweep. Ron Paul in 2012!
There is NO compromise with these people, the only way to get by them is to go through them. We have the numbers, we have the issues and we have the power, but we don't have the will. Our leaders are absent of character and courage. The only way to get them back on our side is to make them more afraid of us then they are of the Right Wing. As Occupy Wall Street has demonstrated, numbers can accomplish this. Violence isn't the answer but don't confuse it with determination. Standing your ground is not an act of violence, it's an act of patriotism.