Legalization is a Lie
My 47-minute 2019 documentary "Cannabis Legalization is a Lie" is now available on 7 free streaming video platforms, including a new introduction and update for 2021!
Canadians were tired of the heavy prohibition of cannabis under Harper's Conservative government, and in 2015 voters were easily charmed by Trudeau's Liberal party which promised full legalization of cannabis. As part of Vancouver's cannabis activism community, I was there to document the violent removal of any resistance to the government's corporate monopoly of cannabis. You will see the rise and fall of the Vancouver 420 Farmers Markets, a peaceful grassroots movement formed to ensure the government legalized cannabis FOR THE PEOPLE, not rich insider corporations. Some called us 'paranoid' - until armed men came and took us to jail!
Choose platform to view video (47 minutes):
▶️ LBRY / Odysee
▶️ Bitchute
▶️ 3Speak
▶️ Flote (2021 update)
▶️ BrandNewTube
▶️ YouTube
Peaceful activism and civil disobedience were denied to Canadian citizens, and met with aggression, intimidation, theft, and violence from our public servants. Now this fraudulent model is being exported to other countries, such as the USA, Mexico, and New Zealand, sold to their public as an end to prohibition. Only once in place is "legalization" revealed to be a corporate monopoly backed by violence. We wanted decriminalization, but we got RE-criminalization.
Take it from a Canadian who has been through it:
Legalization is a lie! Just END CANNABIS PROHIBITION!
DRutter
In ancient times and even now the natives used this plant for medicinal purposes, some people even sell ointments, I use it for joint pain, whether or not people use it legalized.
Happy Sunday
Yes! Cannabinoids make incredible topicals for arthritis and so much more. When people try it they're astounded how quickly and well it works, and they often ask "is there something else in there?" but it's just cannabinoids in ointment! I use it that way for neuropathic pain. Those products were very popular in the black market, like at the Vancouver 420 farmers markets. The legalized industry doesn't have anything near as good as the unregulated industry does.