Marijuana: Pot will be rescheduled if Obama or Ron Paul win, advocate says

Obama cares more for cocaine than marijuana. Medical marijuana, and all marijuana should be legal! It is helpful to people for pain reduction and other maladies, plus marijuana can be a much less harmful recreational drug than liquor, heroin, crack, and cocaine.

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Ron Paul will definitely get my vote. I just wish he was running on a Libertarian ticket instead of the GOP's. As for Obama, I'll be happy to see him go.  Hillary would have been the much better choice for the Dems. She's got more balls than Obama and every three-legged member of his cabinet. But I digress. At present the Feds are primarily concerned with lining the pockets of the big pharma, lumber, and petrochemical industries and have no problem accepting countless millions every year from the tobacco and alcohol companies (whose contributions cover nearly all of the yearly operating costs of the US Office of National Drug Control Policy... can you say conflict of interest???) I never expected cannabis to achieve full legalization unless there was a way for the US industrial-military machine to profit from it. Once upon a time the US patent laws made it illegal for anyone to obtain a patent for any natural, organic substance in existence. However, if I'm understanding what I read, that is no longer the case. They  have done a complete turnaround, so that anyone can patent anything, including the very building blocks of life as we know it, our own friggin genes! While the feds may eventually get their collective heads out of their asses, I honestly don't look for anything to change unless a drug company requests it for their own benefit, when they can in turn stuff more money into the pockets of our corporate-whores (politicians). But I do see a few beacons of hope on the horizon in addition to Ron Paul and Gary Johnson (for whom I have tremendous respect). We need to look to the states and localities which have found an effective work-around for these racist and irrational drug laws. Seattle, for example, while taking steps to decriminalize possession and use of this remarkable little plant, recognized that despite their efforts to implement sensible reforms, local residents and businesses would still run the risk of having everything they own confiscated by the goddamn DEA, which routinely violates the states rights to govern themselves as well as the US Constitution, by using taxpayer funded state and local resources, law enforcement officers and courts to do their dirty work. We need more fearless state and local leadership like the mayor of Seattle, Mike McGinn, who effectively told the federal government to go fuck itself. With the support of the DA, who acknowledges that the judicial system is shamefully stacked against minorities, who comprise roughly 75% or more of all drug arrests, despite being among less than 8% of the largely white population that is known to use illegal drugs at a significantly higher rate. Seattle's answer to the governments poorly disguised racist agenda, which amounts to a legal form of slavery garnered from those convicted of minor possession offenses who are serving horribly long and exorbitantly disproportionate sentences in our privatized, for-profit penal system. Seattle's response to the prejudicial federal drug policies, was to 'Just say No' to their blatant bullshit by refusing to arrest or prosecute ANYONE for possession of cannabis. Brilliant! Hats off to McGinn and every elected official who chooses to represent the interests of their constituents rather than the corporations hoping to add another political figure to their payroll. If every state and municipality had leaders willing to follow this example, I dare say the prohibition of cannabis would be a thing of the past at long last. So our job is as simple as this: stop electing idiots to political office first of all, and secondly (since that first part isn't as easy as it sounds, lol), to be a source of consistent influence upon our local elected officials, and stand united in our opposition to any policy that impinges upon an individual's constitutional rights. I believe we have grown disillusioned with our government and the two-tiered Department of Injustice, that has managed to immobilize the masses through cleverly constructed propaganda campaigns that have left us feeling powerless to change it. We are resigned to accept things the way they are rather than risk the repercussions sure to follow if we resist. But that dog doesn't hunt, and it never did. Remember Burke's warning... The only thing needed for evil to triumph is for good people to do nothing. Though I applaud the Wall Street protesters for their honorable intentions and  admirable convictions, I believe our present situation is dire enough to warrant something more deliberate than the mere occupation of the nations financial districts. We shouldn't waste time trying to battle big business for a little space in which to conduct our peaceful protests. It's time to take back, forcibly if necessary, what was truly ours to begin with and regain ownership of this fucking country while there is still a country worth owning. Don't buy into the fear-mongering that has effectively manipulated us into relinquishing our rights and liberties. I'd rather surrender my passport and citizenship than see my son grow up to be subjugated under an oppressive police state. Standing up against a corrupt and tyrannical government is the ultimate act of patriotism. I'm just glad to know I won't be standing there alone! Keep fighting the good fight!

Obama has made it very clear he has no intention of leglizing marijuana

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This is just to take medical pot away from the mom & pop dispensaries and give it to Big Pharma.  They're not going to legalize, just drop it to schedule 2 like methadone.  

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obama has proven every step of the away he opposes anything related to marijuana, despite his willingness to lie about the subject during a campaign. his time in office speaks a hell of a lot louder than some baseless pipedreams

anyone who votes for obama expecting him to support legalization, reclassification, or ending the raids of medical facilities is clueless

Obama? I don't think so. Remember his "promise" not to let the feds interfere with state laws concerning marijuana? He's just another worthless puppet. Ron Paul? Perhaps. He seems to be a genuinely different kind of politician. But what about a LIBERTARIAN? I haven't even heard the word libertarian used by another person for two years. Doesn't anyone even know we exist? Or was the party outlawed? WTF is going on? Anyway, I say @#$% the democrats and republicans. They've had their chances, and they only make bigger messes of everything. We need to be liberated, and our government needs to get much, much smaller. I mean, we're essentially slaves to this machine, and it has to stop. Lets elect a libertarian, and maybe then we can get some positive changes in the US and around the world. Maybe.

Ganja should be getting Benefit Awards and not even on The Fed Sched.  Big Pharma has their Ganja concoctions at Sched 3.  Sched 2 puts it in the same category as much more dangerous Meth/Ice, ridiculous, and into the hands of Big Pharma-a natural plant-an outrageous move against local economies and people for profits of the cartels and prisons, including the Fed Govt/Big Pharma Cartel.  Prohibition provides heavy imposed damage for this attempt at big profits denial of truth-including 50,000 killed in Mexico and 800,000 Americans a year jailed for non-violent small amount possession, with no impact on use overall at all.  Beyond stupid stupid.As for President, Garyjohnson2012.com  and fairtax.org offer re-legalized (as it was under G Washington to Abe Lincoln, etc) Ganja with freedom for all non-violent users and "felons".  Gary has a better record than Obama, R Paul, or any other candidate with fresh ideas proven to work, and is not another big money bought off such as the repub/demo status quo current Fed Govt employees of big money.  End the Corporate Police State waste bought out Fed Govt by voting for Gary and put people first to live free again instead!  2012 is a year to break the failed 2 party status quo that puts big money first, not people. Bring back the Constitution For People First, not for the biggest money first-a failed idea getting worse with both repubs and demos. Stop Congress lobbyist buy-outs! Vote for Gary and yourself this time-unless you like the current brutal failed status quo, a choice of bad or worse, and the "TRICKle down" that goes into offshore accounts and cartels-not America or Americans. Your Choice!  Bad, Worse, or Much Better with GARY JOHNSON and a great proven record and a positive not business as usual future. Oh, and yes, Gary will listen to YOU first-NOT the biggest money! 

Obama will NEVER reschedule marijuana - this is the same guy that sent the Feds to take the mj off of dying cancer patients. And authorized Fast N Furious, for that matter.

This single issue affects a lot of people, but Paul is much more than this one issue. Every person you know would be help by one or another of his policies. Give him a look at http://RonPaulFlix.com

Santorum apparently would be a decent marijuana candidate and he's winning in Iowa right now!

First waves showing tie between Mit and Ron!

No Democrat will ever stop the war on drugs or marijuana. It's about the unions and political power. Unions are part of the Democratic Party machine. The prison unions, police unions, federal law enforcement unions: including DEA, Homeland Security, ATF, FBI, etc. Public employee unions were illegal, at the Federal level, until President Kennedy signed a presidential order. Our tax dollars provide their wages, union dues are are deducted, the union funnels the $$$$ to the Democratic Party.

Brian Vicente is a sell-out. No one takes him seriously.

Cannabis, legal for all of its uses is the best hope for America's economy, maybe the only hope at this point. Ron Paul and returning to a constitutional nation is the only hope of that coming to pass. If you have anything to do with Cannabis and do not vote for and support Ron Paul and Liberty, you get what you deserve.  PROHIBIT GMO Cannabis, treat the natural stuff like beer, or medicine, or food, or fuel, or fiber, or building materials, or even carbon sinks if you're so inclined.

I hope I live to see it....

Petition? More like a plea for mercy, and don't shoot the messenger. Did we actually pay someone to write that? If so, how much? In a State that's supposed to be on the cutting edge of MMJ, there sure is a lot of adversarial BS going on.

AND OBVIOUSLY NO PRESIDENT CAN MAKE MARIJUANA LEGAL OR CHANGE LAWS ALONE, HENCE THE PROBLEMS WITH THE ECONOMY AND PASSING BILLS!!! BUT ITS A NICE WAY TO GENERATE VOTES... DON'T BELIEVE THE BED TIME STORY'S, DO THE RESEARCH YOURSELF AND PICK THE LESSER EVIL!!! DON'T LET POT BE YOUR GUIDE!!! I DONT KNOW BOUT THE REST OF YOU  BUT IT JUST GUIDES ME TO JACK IN THE BOX AND DISK GOLF!!!

Ron Paul is the only one whom has the willpower to make a difference, Obama has been terrible and has just made the country worse than it is, all other possible candidates are just Corporate lackeys whom will just make things worse until they break completely 

Nader rises again? Thanks for the post, Lance.

The government makes too much money on marijuana remaining illegal, too many employed over the war on weed means there are too many people against legalization. Lawyers like Vicente also need cannabis illegal so they can keep telling us their "insight" and charge clients billable hours. If it was legal he and others like him would not have the same "job-security". Making cannabis legal would hurt the economy, everyone makes money because it's illegal, from lawyers to probation officers to drug screening labs to police to drug dealers, the list goes on and on. Talking about legalization even generates money but actual legalization would not. All the sales tax and regulation fees would not make up for the real money people make and spend illegally. Obviously I'm a Ron Paul vote, no IRS, ATF or DEA, sounds good to me, but I think that sort of logical thinking will scare too many people away. The governments job has been to keep you scared and reliant on them, a great way to do that is to criminalize a plant everyone can get their hands on, you now have to pled with them to legalize it, trust that they know best, use it in fear or profit from it and risk imprisonment, either way they are controlling you.