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More than twenty major studies published between 2001 and 2006have shown that the chemicals in cannabis known ...]]>
More than twenty major studies published between 2001 and 2006have shown that the chemicals in cannabis known as cannabinoids have a significant effect fighting cancer cells. We now know cannabinoids arrest many kinds of cancer growths (brain, breast, leukemic, melanoma, phaeochromocytoma, et al.) through promotion of apoptosis (programmed cell death) that is lost in tumors, and by arresting angiogenesis (increased blood vessel production).

Recent scientific advances in the study of cannabinoid receptors and endocannabinoids have produced exciting new leads in the search for anti-cancer treatments.

There is growing evidence of direct anti-tumor activity of cannabinoids, specifically CB1 and CB2 agonists, in a range of cancer types including brain (gliomas), skin, pituitary, prostate and bowel. The antitumor activity has led in laboratory animals and in-vitro human tissues to regression of tumors, reductions in vascularisation (blood supply) and metastases (secondary tumors), as well as direct inducement of death (apoptosis) among cancer cells. Indeed, the complex interactions of endogenous cannabinoids and receptors are leading to greater scientific understanding of the mechanisms by which cancers develop.

The findings of these studies are borne out by the reports of such patients as Steve Kubby, whose cannabis use is credited with keeping a rare, terminal cancer in a state of remission for decades beyond conventional expectations.
Research on tumor reduction

Although cannabis smoke has been shown to have precancerous-causing effects in animal tissue, epidemiological studies on humans have failed to link cannabis smoking with cancer.21,22 If smoke inhalation is a concern, cannabis can be used with a vaporizer, orally in baked goods, and topically as a tincture or a suppository.

Cannabinoids, the active components of cannabis, have been shown to exhibit anti-tumor properties. Multiple studies published between 2001 and 2006 found that cannabinoids inhibit tumor growth in laboratory animals.23-27 In another study, injections of synthetic THC eradicated malignant brain tumors in one-third of treated rats, and prolonged life in another third by as much as six weeks.28 Other journals have also reported on cannabinoids' antitumoral potential.29-35 Italian research teams reported in 1998 and 2001 that the endocannabinoid anandamide, which binds to the same brain receptors as cannabis, "potently and selectively inhibits the proliferation of human breast cancer cells in vitro" by interfering with their DNA production cycle.36-38 Cannabis has been shown in recent studies to inhibit the growth of thyroid, prostate and colorectal cancer cells.39-41 THC has been found to cause the death of glioma cells.42,43 And research on pituitary cancers shows cannabinoids are key to regulating human pituitary hormone secretion.44-47

In 2004 an Italian research team demonstrated that the administration of the non-psychoactive cannabinoid cannabidiol (CBD) to nude mice significantly inhibited the growth of subcutaneously implanted U87 human glioma cells. The authors of the study concluded that "… CBD was able to produce a significant antitumor activity both in vitro and in vivo, thus suggesting a possible application of CBD as an antineoplastic agent (an agent that inhibits the growth of malignant cells.)"48

More recently, investigators at the California Pacific Medical Center Research Institute reported that the administration of THC on human glioblastoma multiforme cell lines decreased the proliferation of malignant cells and induced apoptosis (programmed cell death) more rapidly than did the administration of an alternative synthetic cannabis receptor agonist.49

How cannabis compares to other medications

The American Cancer Society lists 269 medicines currently prescribed to treat cancer and its symptoms, and to treat the side effects of other cancer drugs. Some drugs are prescribed for pain caused by cancer, and cancer patients report pain relief with cannabis therapy. Many chemotherapy agents cause severe nausea and 13 drugs are currently prescribed to treat nausea, including Marinol, a synthetic form of delta-9-THC, one of the active ingredients in cannabis.

The newer antiemetics, Anzamet, Kytril and Zofran, are serotonin antagonists, blocking the neurotransmitter that sends a vomiting signal to the brain. Rare side effects of these drugs include fever, fatigue, bone pain, muscle aches, constipation, loss of appetite, inflammation of the pancreas, changes in electrical activity of heart, vivid dreams, sleep problems, confusion, anxiety and facial swelling.

Reglan, a substituted benzamide, increases emptying of the stomach, thus decreasing the chance of developing nausea and vomiting due to food remaining in the stomach. When given at high doses, it blocks the messages to the part of the brain responsible for nausea and vomiting resulting from chemotherapy. Side effects include sleepiness, restlessness, diarrhea and dry mouth. Rarer side effects are rash, hives and decreased blood pressure

Haldol and Inapsine are tranquilizers that block messages to the part of the brain responsible for nausea and vomiting. Possible side effects include decreased breathing rate, increased heart rate, decrease in blood pressure when changing position and, rarely, change in electrical activity of the heart.

Compazine and Torecan are phenothiazines, the first major anti-nausea drugs. Both have tranquilizing effects. Common side effects include dry mouth and constipation. Less common effects are blurred vision, restlessness, involuntary muscle movements, tremors, increased appetite, weight gain, increased heart rate and changes in electrical activity of heart. Rare side effects include jaundice, rash, hives and increased sensitivity to sunlight.

Benadryl, an antihistamine, is given along with Reglan, Haldol, Inapsine, Compazine and Torecan to counter side effects of restlessness, tongue protrusion, and involuntary movements. Its side effects include sedation, drowsiness, dry mouth, dizziness, confusion, excitability and decreased blood pressure.

Decadron (dexamethasone), a corticosteroid, is given with other chemotherapy drugs as an adjunct medication. Common side effects include increased appetite, irritation of stomach, euphoria, difficulty sleeping, mood changes, flushing, increased blood sugar, decreased blood potassium level. Possible side effects upon discontinuing the drug include adrenal insufficiency, weakness, aches, fever, dizziness, lowering of blood pressure when changing position, difficulty breathing, and low blood sugar.

Benzodiazepine drugs Ativan and Xanax are also prescribed to combat the effects of chemotherapy. Ativan causes amnesia. Abruptly stopping the drug can cause anxiety, dizziness, nausea and vomiting, and tiredness. It can cause drowsiness, confusion, weakness, and headache when first starting the drug. Nausea, vomiting, dry mouth, changes in heart rate and blood pressure, and palpitations are possible side effects.

In addition, in April 2003 the FDA approved the drug Emend (aprepitant) to help control delayed-onset nausea. It is given along with two other anti-nausea drugs. A regimen of three pills costs $250. The most common side effects with Emend are fatigue, nausea, loss of appetite, constipation, diarrhea. span>

Cannabis: By comparison, the side effects associated with cannabis are typically mild and are classified as "low risk." Euphoric mood changes are among the most frequent side effects. Cannabinoids can exacerbate schizophrenic psychosis in predisposed persons. Cannabinoids impede cognitive and psychomotor performance, resulting in temporary impairment. Chronic use can lead to the development of tolerance. Tachycardia and hypotension are frequently documented as adverse events in the cardiovascular system. A few cases of myocardial ischemia have been reported in young and previously healthy patients. Inhaling the smoke of cannabis cigarettes induces side effects on the respiratory system. Cannabinoids are contraindicated for patients with a history of cardiac ischemias. In summary, a low risk profile is evident from the literature available. Serious complications are very rare and are not usually reported during the use of cannabinoids for medical indications.]]> http://www.everything420.com/tune/blog/the-wonderful-world-of-cannabis/ Sat, 17 Dec 2011 06:33:48 +0000 merriejayne http://www.everything420.com/420nurses/blog/norml-attorneys-file-multiple-constitutional-challenges-to-federal-medical-/
By Russ Belville
NORML Attorneys Matt Kumin, David Michael, and Alan Silber, have filed suit (read here) in the four federal...]]>
By Russ Belville
NORML Attorneys Matt Kumin, David Michael, and Alan Silber, have filed suit (read here) in the four federal districts in California to challenge the Obama Administration’s recent crackdown on medical marijuana operations in the Golden State.Aided by expert testimony from NORML Deputy Director Paul Armentano and research from California NORML Director Dale Gieringer, the suits seek an injunction against the recent federal intrusion into state medical marijuana laws at least and at most a declaration of the unconstitutionality of the Controlled Substances Act with respect to state regulation of medical marijuana.
The NORML attorneys allege the federal government has engaged in entrapment of California patients and their caregivers. They point to the courts’ dismissal of County of Santa Cruz, WAMM et al. v. Eric Holder et al. where the Department of Justice (DOJ) “promised a federal judge that it had changed its policy toward the enforcement of its federal drug laws relative to California medical cannabis patients.” So after 2009, California providers had reason to believe that the federal government had changed its policy. The legal argument is called ‘judicial estoppel’, which basically means that courts can’t hold true to a fact in one case and then disregard it in another.
Kumin, Michael, and Silber also argue the government has engaged in ‘equitable estoppel’, which most people commonly think of as ‘entrapment’. That is to say, you can’t bust a person for committing a crime when the authorities told him it wasn’t a crime to do it!
Under established principles of estoppel and particularly in the context of the defense of estoppel by entrapment, defendants to a criminal action are protected and should not be prosecuted if they have reasonably relied on statements from the government indicating that their conduct is not unlawful. That principle should be applied to potential defendants as well, the plaintiffs in this action. Such parties, courts have noted, are “person[s] sincerely desirous of obeying the law”. They “accepted the information as true and [were]…not on notice to make further inquiries.” U.S. v. Weitzenhoff, 1 F. 3d 1523, 1534 (9th Cir. 1993).
The US Constitution figures prominently in the legal challenge as well. The 9th Amendment says that “The enumeration in the Constitution, of certain rights, shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people.” The NORML attorneys argue that threatening seizure of property and criminal sanctions violates the rights of the people to “consult with their doctors about their bodies and health.”
The 10th Amendment provides that “The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.” The NORML attorneys argue that the States have the “primary plenary power to protect the health of its citizens” and since the government has recognized and not attempted to stop Colorado’s state-run medical marijuana dispensary program, it cannot suggest Colorado has a state’s right that California does not.
The 14th Amendment says that all citizens have equal protection under the law. The NORML attorneys argue that the federal government:
1. Actively provides cannabis for medical purposes to individuals through its own IND program.
2. Actively allows patients in Colorado to access medical cannabis through a state-licensing system that allows individuals to make profit from the sales of medical cannabis.
3. Actively restricts scientific research into the medical value and use of cannabis to alleviate human suffering and pain.
Thus, according to Kumin, Michael, and Silber, the government can’t be allowing Colorado medical marijuana commerce, engaging it its own IND program that mails 300 joints a month to four federal medical marijuana patients yet squelching all attempts to study medical value of marijuana, then have a rational basis for shutting down medical marijuana dispensaries in California. Under the 14th Amendment, the feds can’t treat Californians differently than Coloradoans and differently than four US citizens who get legal federal medical marijuana.
Finally, while acknowledging that Raich v. Gonzales 545 US 1 (2005) set the precedent that the Constitution’s Interstate Commerce Clause does allow the feds to prosecute California’s medical marijuana, the NORML attorneys argue:
…it is still difficult to imagine that marijuana grown only in California, pursuant to California State law, and distributed only within California, only to California residents holding state-issued cards, and only for medical purposes, can be subject to federal regulation pursuant to the Commerce Clause. For that reason, Plaintiffs preserve the issue for further Supreme Court review, if necessary and deemed appropriate.
We will keep you posted on all updates related to this groundbreaking lawsuit. Archive of our interview with the lead attorneys in this case is available in our “Audio/Video” section on The NORML Network.
Click here to join NORML today and help us in the fight to legalize marijuana.]]> http://www.everything420.com/420nurses/blog/norml-attorneys-file-multiple-constitutional-challenges-to-federal-medical-/ Wed, 09 Nov 2011 01:50:09 +0000 420nurses http://www.everything420.com/420nurses/blog/kushism-and-medical-marijuana-coupon-site-budsavers-com/
By teaming up with “social coupon” website BudSavers.com,...]]>
By teaming up with “social coupon” website BudSavers.com, Medical Marijuana Dispensary Kushism has experienced a massive increase in sales from a rapidly growing customer base.

Los Angeles, CA November 08, 2011

Ever since Proposition 215, Medical Marijuana use has been rapidly expanding throughout all parts of California. Under the law, legal marijuana “dispensaries” can offer a wide range of cannabis products to patients with Medical Marijuana “Green Cards.” Patients obtain these green cards by having a prescription from their doctor. Medical Marijuana has been proven effective in treating conditions such as Cancer, HIV and Glaucoma.

How Budsavers.com Works

BudSavers.com, a new “social coupon” website, allows customers to enter their email address and receive updates on the latest specials and discounts from a wide variety of dispensaries. The idea is simple: customers sign up to receive notifications, and then they share the latest deal with their friends via social media websites like Facebook or Twitter. Finally, customers print out a unique coupon for use at participating dispensaries and enjoy deep discounts on their purchases.

Like many medicines, Medical Marijuana costs can add up quickly. With BudSavers, Medical Marijuana patients can save anywhere from 50%-90% off each purchase. At the same time, BudSavers allows small dispensaries in LA to compete with other larger and more established businesses. If a dispensary needs more business, owners can simply post a coupon to BudSavers and watch as fresh customers will flock to their front door.

Additionally, for every coupon voucher purchased from BudSavers.com, $1 is donated to one of four charities. In this way customers get discounted medicine, dispensaries get their name on the map and the community benefits through charitable contributions.

Kushism – A Success Story

Kushism is one Medical Marijuana dispensary that has benefited greatly from their BudSavers.com partnership. Offering a wide variety of cannabis products, Kushism hopes to allow patients “Healing Through Freedom and Self-Expression.” Kushism offers patients the option to choose from many different types of Marijuana strains, ranging from the most common Indica and Sativa strains to Hybrids, OG Kush, Concentrates, Hash and Edibles.

After learning about BudSavers.com, Kushism owners decided to test out the new service. Kushism created several advertisements offering “Top Shelf” medical marijuana for 70% off. Instead of spending $150 on medicine, patients could spend $59 and get the same amount. By offering such a substantial discount, Kushism experienced an overwhelming response from the community and became one of BudSavers.com’s first success stories.

BudSavers.com is a daily deal site serving the Medical Marijuana industry, offering deals to patients of up to 50-90% off their medical marijuana purchases. If you sign up now, at http://www.budsavers.com, you will receive a daily deal from your area's participating dispensaries. BudSavers.com goes out and makes these deals with the dispensaries to give patients the very best offers on medical marijuana.

Kind Regards,
Everything420]]> http://www.everything420.com/420nurses/blog/kushism-and-medical-marijuana-coupon-site-budsavers-com/ Tue, 08 Nov 2011 17:25:04 +0000 420nurses http://www.everything420.com/420nurses/blog/halloween-carnaval-2011/

Hundreds of thousands of Halloween revelers flocked to Santa Monica Boulevard in West Hollywood for th...]]>

Hundreds of thousands of Halloween revelers flocked to Santa Monica Boulevard in West Hollywood for the 2011 West Hollywood Halloween Costume Carnaval on Halloween night, Monday, October 31, 2011.



One of the world’s largest Halloween celebrations, the West Hollywood Halloween Costume Carnaval along Santa Monica Boulevard from Doheny Drive to La Cienega Boulevard.

]]> http://www.everything420.com/420nurses/blog/halloween-carnaval-2011/ Tue, 01 Nov 2011 17:56:15 +0000 420nurses http://www.everything420.com/420nurses/blog/benefits-of-medical-marijuana/ Benefits of Medical Marijuana
There are many benefits to the use of Medical Marijuana. It has been shown to be an effective treatment of pain caused by...]]> Benefits of Medical Marijuana
There are many benefits to the use of Medical Marijuana. It has been shown to be an effective treatment of pain caused by many conditions. Medical Marijuana is also effective at mitigating some of the harmful symptoms of disease such as nausea, appetite loss and anxiety. Across the Country, medical marijuana has helped hundreds of thousands of patients enjoy a better quality of life. See the conditions listed below to determine if Medical Marijuana can benefit you.

What are the Qualifying Conditions for a medical marijuana card?
In order to qualify for a medical marijuana card, a patient must have one or more of the following conditions:

Cancer
HIV or Aids
Glaucoma
Cachexia
Severe Pain, chronic or debilitating
Severe Nausea, chronic or debilitating
Seizures (including characteristics of epilepsy)
Persistent muscle spasms (including those characteristic of multiple sclerosis)


It is helpful for the patient to bring current medical records which document the diagnosis and/or treatment of the condition to their appointment with the doctor. Medical records are required of all patients age 25 and younger.

Patient’s records are strictly confidential and will not be voluntarily reported to any state or federal agency.

Click here to read more about the process of obtaining a medical marijuana card.

*Marijuana is illegal under Federal law.]]> http://www.everything420.com/420nurses/blog/benefits-of-medical-marijuana/ Mon, 31 Oct 2011 21:27:26 +0000 420nurses http://www.everything420.com/420nurses/blog/fight-for-your-rights-or-lose-them-forever/

The feds have decided to invade CA and step all over our decision to have legal mmj use.

They already claimed to have done enough research to prov...]]>

The feds have decided to invade CA and step all over our decision to have legal mmj use.

They already claimed to have done enough research to prove that mmj has no medical value, yet they approve the big pharma guys to produce and sell a concentrated THC pill to be available thru regular prescription.

How convenient right?

We cannot use it because it is a controlled substance, yet they can package it differently, and prescribe it to those who have the big $$$.

When will the violation of states' rights stop?

Californians, regardless of political leaning, we need to stand up since our governor is a pussy. We will not stand for feds dictating what we do here in our own state.

Support the mmj movement, legalize pot and you will begin to see less violence (created by BATFE and the drug cartels) in our state. As long as we grow our own here in CA, who in their right mind would smoke that mexican cess weed anyway?

Why not use one of our best resources to save the state? Montana, Alaska and other states are making a stand against the cancer that is the federal government. Whether it is mmj, firearms, immigration, union violence or whatever, the feds should not be involved.

Don't they have enough to do with all the peace bombings and shady deals overseas?

IMPEACH OBAMA for war crimes and for lying to the American people, fire Gerry Brown for impotent governing and taking union $$$ to fuck over CA.

FIGHT FOR YOUR RIGHTS OR LOSE THEM FOREVER. GET THE FEDS OUT OF CALIFORNIA.


]]> http://www.everything420.com/420nurses/blog/fight-for-your-rights-or-lose-them-forever/ Tue, 25 Oct 2011 17:33:26 +0000 420nurses http://www.everything420.com/420nurses/blog/impeach-obama-for-war-crimes/ The feds have decided to invade CA and step all over our decision to have legal mmj use.

They already claimed to have done enough research to prove ...]]> The feds have decided to invade CA and step all over our decision to have legal mmj use.

They already claimed to have done enough research to prove that mmj has no medical value, yet they approve the big pharma guys to produce and sell a concentrated THC pill to be available thru regular prescription. How convenient right?

We cannot use it because it is a controlled substance, yet they can package it differently, and prescribe it to those who have the big $$$. When will the violation of states' rights stop? Californians, regardless of political leaning, we need to stand up since our governor is a pussy.

We will not stand for feds dictating what we do here in our own state. Support the mmj movement, legalize pot and you will begin to see less violence (created by BATFE and the drug cartels) in our state.

As long as we grow our own here in CA, who in their right mind would smoke that mexican cess weed anyway? Why not use one of our best resources to save the state? Montana, Alaska and other states are making a stand against the cancer that is the federal government.

Whether it is mmj, firearms, immigration, union violence or whatever, the feds should not be involved. Don't they have enough to do with all the peace bombings and shady deals overseas? IMPEACH OBAMA for war crimes and for lying to the American people, fire Gerry Brown for impotent governing and taking union $$$ to fuck over CA.

FIGHT FOR YOUR RIGHTS OR LOSE THEM FOREVER. GET THE FEDS OUT OF CALIFORNIA.

]]> http://www.everything420.com/420nurses/blog/impeach-obama-for-war-crimes/ Fri, 21 Oct 2011 19:37:09 +0000 420nurses http://www.everything420.com/newschick/blog/for-the-first-time-50-percent-of-americans-say-u-s-should-legalize-pot/
Since Gallup s...]]>
Since Gallup started asking Americans in 1969 whether use of marijuana should be legal, most have said no. But in a Gallup poll released yesterday, half of Americans said the government should legalize pot use.

That is a record high.

Here's Gallup's historical chart for the question:

http://www.npr.org/blogs/thetwo-way/2011/10/18/141468969/for-the-first-time-50-percent-of-americans-say-u-s-should-legalize-pot]]> http://www.everything420.com/newschick/blog/for-the-first-time-50-percent-of-americans-say-u-s-should-legalize-pot/ Thu, 20 Oct 2011 06:41:17 +0000 newschick http://www.everything420.com/ArieltheBulimic/blog/the-cop-decided-to-search-the-vehicle-found-marijuana-and-now-the-children-/ In California, anyone can get a recommendation that allows them to grow and possess marijuana legally. If the poor mom had paid one of the many pot-do...
Back to the point at hand. For the millionth time: drug prohibition, and marijuana prohibition especially, ends up causing more harm that it prevents. These two little girls just had their lives fucked, and when they start acting out in fifteen years, it will be all of us that pay for it. Even if you really believe that Marijuana is a dangerous drug that really merits serious regulation – and if so, I’d really like to see your evidence that this is necessary or efficacious- it should be plain to see that taking these children away is a counterproductive move. Prohibition is not just wrong, it’s fucking stupid.

The cop decided to search the vehicle, found marijuana, and now the children are being taken away by Child Protective Services.

I know a lot of people are probably thinking, “Good!” No, not good. This was a good mother and her two little girls were happy, well cared for, doing well in school and certainly not in any danger because Mom was moving some pot. Now, they will be taken from her, placed into foster care and have to deal with the fact that people they have never met before are keeping them away from the mother they love for reasons they cannot understand. Oh, and for those that are always worried about “costs to the taxpayer”, which option do you think is going to cost you more? The years of social services interventions to help these now traumatized kids grow up, or letting them stay with a loving mother who would have supported and protected them?

The Mom’s only real failure was being a stupid pot broker.]]> http://www.everything420.com/ArieltheBulimic/blog/the-cop-decided-to-search-the-vehicle-found-marijuana-and-now-the-children-/ Thu, 20 Oct 2011 06:29:20 +0000 ArieltheBulimic http://www.everything420.com/420nurses/blog/medical-vs-recreational/ We support Mary Jane to the Fullest, As a Lifestyle, As Art, As our MEdicine, As our Past time, As part of who we are, Were not Killing nobody, This i...

Her existence in this world has been and was made as a living asset and necessity in most living situations, Even things we consume and purchase everyday.

The tern Medical Marijuana is medicine for the sick,
A VERY Important Term of Awareness and Truth behind this 420herb we all love!

Recreational Use is a term Use by the Government most commonly use with other terms such as drugs, alcohol, tobacco . This Term Recreational is something we must end! The fact that MaryJane has a healing power to cure the soul and take away pain, No matter if your profession is a Politician, RockStar, Judge, Pastor or Lawyer the Fact is that this Term is created to Bring down one another.

This Term has a negative affect on the 420Community and by us doing this to each other we allow the people who are non educated about the 420WOrld to Continue judging us in a negative way bringing down the medical use of it as well.

WHat Im saying is this...
If you smoke weed simply because it makes you feel good and you want to share peace and love to the world, or you Sell Hemp T-shirts because you want to create awareness and find the possibilities of where it can take you, or you smoke it because you are sick as long as you Continue creating 420Awareness your own way good things will happen for you, Never bring other people down for trying to do something another way, thats not your way

]]> http://www.everything420.com/420nurses/blog/medical-vs-recreational/ Wed, 19 Oct 2011 00:52:31 +0000 420nurses http://www.everything420.com/newschick/blog/it-s-a-federal-crime-to-talk-about-marijuana/

The House Judiciary Committee passed a bill yesterday that would make it a federal crime for U.S. residents to discuss or plan activities on foreign...]]>

The House Judiciary Committee passed a bill yesterday that would make it a federal crime for U.S. residents to discuss or plan activities on foreign soil that, if carried out in the U.S., would violate the Controlled Substances Act (CSA) -- even if the planned activities are legal in the countries where they're carried out. The new law, sponsored by Judiciary Committee Chairman Rep. Lamar Smith (R-Texas) allows prosecutors to bring conspiracy charges against anyone who discusses, plans or advises someone else to engage in any activity that violates the CSA, the massive federal law that prohibits drugs like marijuana and strictly regulates prescription medication.

"Under this bill, if a young couple plans a wedding in Amsterdam, and as part of the wedding, they plan to buy the bridal party some marijuana, they would be subject to prosecution," said Bill Piper, director of national affairs for the Drug Policy Alliance, which advocates for reforming the country's drug laws. "The strange thing is that the purchase of and smoking the marijuana while you're there wouldn't be illegal. But this law would make planning the wedding from the U.S. a federal crime."

Read More about this here]]> http://www.everything420.com/newschick/blog/it-s-a-federal-crime-to-talk-about-marijuana/ Sat, 08 Oct 2011 18:07:46 +0000 newschick http://www.everything420.com/tune/blog/firearms-and-you/ http://abclocal.go.com/kgo/video?id=8373572&syndi cate=syndicate§ion

Firearms dealers in states that allow medical marijuana can't sell guns or ammu...]]> http://abclocal.go.com/kgo/video?id=8373572&syndi cate=syndicate§ion

Firearms dealers in states that allow medical marijuana can't sell guns or ammunition to registered users of the drug.
how is this okay? since when can they dip into my medical files anyhow? aren't they supposed to be confidential? i do believe we have an amendment that give us the right to bear arms.
It's ridiculous to me that this would even come to bear when they allow alcoholics, gangsters, and violent people have firearms without checking on them. are they going to do background checks on everyone that wants to buy a gun to determine whether or not they are an alcoholic or any other drug use?
I find this completely outrageous, absolutely a violation of our constitutional rights as well as an invasion of our medical privacy. I would rather see thousands of "potheads" with guns than alcoholics.]]> http://www.everything420.com/tune/blog/firearms-and-you/ Sat, 08 Oct 2011 17:56:44 +0000 merriejayne http://www.everything420.com/420FL/blog/new-home-great-news/ We have a new home and we are excited about growing and spreading the word all over. We want everyone to join us and smoke for free at our events! We ... We have a new home and we are excited about growing and spreading the word all over. We want everyone to join us and smoke for free at our events! We play on Sundays @ 3PM at Liberty Bell Temple in Hollywood. We want everyone to join the league! http://www.everything420.com/420FL/blog/new-home-great-news/ Fri, 30 Sep 2011 09:02:08 +0000 The420FL http://www.everything420.com/newschick/blog/stoner-thought-netflix-and-qwikster/ So netflix was a great value you got to stream movies off the internet and you were able to get movies that were newer to be sent to your mail box. No...
What are your thoughts on this change?]]> http://www.everything420.com/newschick/blog/stoner-thought-netflix-and-qwikster/ Mon, 26 Sep 2011 17:47:02 +0000 newschick http://www.everything420.com/newschick/blog/what-does-420-mean-421/ http://www.everything420.com/newschick/blog/what-does-420-mean-421/ Mon, 26 Sep 2011 04:21:31 +0000 newschick