Prohibition Videos

Originally toked at SomaCow.com In this episode, the motley crew talked about: Medical marijuana and the recent legislation Prohibition How did Florida end up the way it did? What should Obama be focusing on? How do you get your high? Black Friday Thanksgiving traditions Sports and their long seasons The UFL and their 4 teams Food that makes you skinny

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Complete video at: http://fora.tv/2009/10/04/Should_All_Drug_Use_Be_Made_Legal Norm Stamper, former chief of the Seattle Police Department, argues that law enforcement, and the private industries associated with it, make too much revenue from the prosecution of drug laws to support reform. "I think making profit off the criminal justice system, which deals fundamentally with social justice, is immoral," says Stamper. ----- Although the media sporadically reports on major narcotic raids, the general consensus about the war on drugs is that small battles will not win this war. Despite all the money spent on drug enforcement worldwide, illicit drugs are still relatively cheap and widely available. Increasingly drugs are being viewed as a social problem rather than strictly a legal one. So is it time to rethink traditional approaches to the illegal drug industry? Countries like Portugal and Argentina are forging ahead with drug reforms, but will Australia follow suit? In this panel from the provocative Festival of Dangerous Ideas the argument is put forward that decriminalization and regulation would be the best solution to addressing the problems associated with drugs. - Australian Broadcasting Corporation Norm Stamper is the former Chief of the Seattle Police Department. He is an advisory board member for Law Enforcement Against Prohibition and is the author of Breaking Rank: A Top Cop's Expose of the Dark Side of American Policing.

Bruce Mirken of the Marijuana Policy Project speaks with Nicole Sandler about the new DOJ announcement regarding medical marijuana

A lot of innocent people are in jail because of marijuana. These folks would like to keep it that way...

browndirtwarrior guerrilla marijuana grower in BC cannada fighting the Prohibition

Uncut Interview with Marc Emery September 19, 2009 "The Worldwide Rally For The Prince of Pot" Marc Emery, marijuana activist to be extradition to the United States to face a prison sentence of 5 years for selling marijuana seeds Find out more about Marc's fight against extradition: http://www.noextradition.net Keep update by visiting Cannabis Culture Magazine: http://www.cannabisculture.com Interview with Marc Emery audio segment: bit.ly/4BWYYJ http://www.foreskinradio.com

On April 20, Georgia Straight reporter Matthew Burrows, along with Stephen Hui, interviewed B.C. Green party leader Jane Sterk at the Straight offices.Here is the interview.

To drink, or not to drink? This dilemma tore the United States apart for decades.