MPP's Mike Meno Discussing Federal Policy on Fox DC

MPP Assistant Director of Communications Mike Meno is interviewed about the Justice Department announcement that the federal government will no longer use resources to prosecute medical marijuana users and providers that are in compliance with state law. 10/19/2009

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[Iceman889]

what a fool who thinks these people should be prosecuted. Smoke a fucking joint and you will understand why so many people are for this.

[Joem734]

It is insane that the federal government is prohibiting this drug at all. I suppose this is a good step but why aren't more people asking the bigger question - why is this even illegal?

Waste of time, money, and resources. Oh, and puts money in the pockets of violent drug cartels.

Our policy is a goddamn shame.

[crappyblabla]

shame on dean hampton . i do not wish harm on anyone. but i would not be surprised at all if dean hampton came down with cancer or something that marijuana could help him with. its an evil world we live in when people like him want to put sick people in jail.

[RcDwight]

Dean hampton... i will hunt u down

u dumb monky buthole'

[904bb904]

~LEGALIZE MARIJUANA~

[zuph4]

That's what we need more of...........people who only know words like fuck and shit to talk others into legalizing marijuana. Thanks a lot.

[DarkObama85]

Its a Great Step.

[uk318]

Thanks for keeping our comunity informed and prepared MPP staff.

[ReallyPsilly]

Did people forget the Tenth Amendment?

[copcorona]

Free Marc Emery

[baker308]

fuck dean hampton

he didn't state one reason why he opposes it.

[Iohgilbert]

...as the "against weed" crowd grows smaller each day they must be wondering what we will do about all those drug warriors that need to be prosecuted for human rights violations. You know. The ones they give a paid vacation to whenever they kill one of us, or our pets...or our children.

A licence to kill in this country requires only that "the officer/s involved "followed standard procedure" What should the standard be for sentencing these thugs and their handlers? One can only dream.