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marmar

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Thu Dec 22, 2011, 09:40 AM Dec 2011

John Sinclair: Where the movement began (MI marijuana legalization)

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John Sinclair: Where the movement began (MI marijuana legalization) (Original Post) marmar Dec 2011 OP
I remember "10 for 2" very well. safeinOhio Dec 2011 #1
Yes indeed. CanSocDem Dec 2011 #2
I'd be remiss if I didn't K&R (nt) T S Justly Dec 2011 #3
yeah for librarians! RainDog Dec 2011 #4
 

CanSocDem

(3,286 posts)
2. Yes indeed.
Thu Dec 22, 2011, 10:28 AM
Dec 2011


A Tip of the Hat to John Sinclair and the aging pioneers of this movement.

From the link:

So many of the positive things that people accomplished back then has been erased from the official record and kept from the awareness of the people coming up, who are encouraged to believe that there's not much one can do about the oppressive conditions one finds oneself living under in the 21st century. Just now, that tide is starting to turn as well, and the contemporary movement needs all the information about past struggles that we can make available to them.

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