Marijuana Equalization/Legalization Campaign

ok heres the deal.............

jonny appleseed Feb 6, 2009
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  • jonny appleseed
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    jonny appleseed started this discussion on Feb 6, 2009

    im all for any effort in legalizing this safe, natural medicine. i would love to be able to medicate daily anywhere without having to worry bout the “MAN” gettin into my business…but i do not think that letters to the state houses or congress or anywhere is gonna make that big of a difference simply because of the fact that its not really public and its not really physical, but i am joining this petition none the less….but for those of u that desire a more DIRECT approach u need to check out page on myspace.. it tells of a project going on RIGHT NOW that is gonna have an impact…i promise u…and its soooooo easy to do, i dont know why we havn’t been doin this all these years. go here to see it..add me as a friend to show support, http://www.myspace.com/jonnyappleseed08 and read the right side of the page and BE A PART OF THIS PROJECT…………..its not a letter.. this is not a piece of paper…or words….its attacking the problem at the source.. and its working already. we’ve got Tshirts and bumper stickers on the way……. spread the word, spread the seed……. Project Jonny Appleseed

  • Mark O'Keeffe
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    Mark O'Keeffe replied on Feb 6, 2009

    Please go to media.hotline@kelloggs.com and sent them this email:

    Good Day,

    I am writing to inform Kelloggs that because the company has chosen to further mislead the public by perpetuating a failed war on marijuana, and reinstilling fear and paranoia over a harmless herb by dropping Michael Phelps as a spokesperson for Kelloggs that I will never purchase one of your products ever again.

    Sincerely,

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