This is a petition to end the prohibition of marijuana on a federal level by the United States Government.It is also a petition to release non violent marijuana offenders from jails and prisons.Please just click next on the paypal screen, no donations are wanted.You will then receive a confirmation email.On 4/20/2009, this petition will be sent to whitehouse.gov and several news media outlets.Let's get as many signatures as possible.Let's be heard!
There is enough proof that Marijuana has very much medical value to it and has been healing many with cancer and other major illnesses among people
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James Wawrzyniak
12 years ago
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It is ridiculous that violent offenders are getting out before simple marijuana offenders only to repeat the same crimes. Marijuana is on its way to becoming legal and more than 50% of the population believes that it should be legalized. Let these people go.
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Jason Kapoor
17 years ago
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LEGALIZ IT ALREADY. WE HAVE BEEN WAITING WAY TO LONG FOR THIS.
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Linda Rivera
17 years ago
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It helps my back pain so much better than the pills the doctor gives me which are way more dangerous anyway. enough is enough.
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Mike Perez
17 years ago
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its plant not a drug. stop wasting my tax money keeping people locked up for a flower.
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Sarah Sharpe
17 years ago
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my brother is sitting in a cell for a half ounce while murderers get parole. this system is so broken it makes me sick.
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This is a petition to end the prohibition of marijuana on a federal level by the United States Government.It is also a petition to release non violent marijuana offenders from jails and prisons.Please just click next on the paypal screen, no donations are wanted.You will then receive a confirmation email.On 4/20/2009, this petition will be sent to whitehouse.gov and several news media outlets.Let's get as many signatures as possible.Let's be heard!
There is enough proof that Marijuana has very much medical value to it and has been healing many with cancer and other major illnesses among people
J
James Wawrzyniak
12 years ago
Featured
It is ridiculous that violent offenders are getting out before simple marijuana offenders only to repeat the same crimes. Marijuana is on its way to becoming legal and more than 50% of the population believes that it should be legalized. Let these people go.
J
Jason Kapoor
17 years ago
Featured
LEGALIZ IT ALREADY. WE HAVE BEEN WAITING WAY TO LONG FOR THIS.
L
Linda Rivera
17 years ago
Featured
It helps my back pain so much better than the pills the doctor gives me which are way more dangerous anyway. enough is enough.
M
Mike Perez
17 years ago
Featured
its plant not a drug. stop wasting my tax money keeping people locked up for a flower.
S
Sarah Sharpe
17 years ago
Featured
my brother is sitting in a cell for a half ounce while murderers get parole. this system is so broken it makes me sick.
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There is enough proof that Marijuana has very much medical value to it and has been healing many with cancer and other major illnesses among people