As the November elections draw near, with Amendment 2--commonly known as the Florida Right to Medical Marijuana Initiative--getting plenty of press in our state, I wanted to share this press release sent to me today:
Kush Liberty of Tampa, Florida, a group of local marijuana advocatesthat provide marijuana news and resources via their websiteKushLiberty.com, are raising funds for an online community and mobile application that will serve as advocacy tools for the legalization of marijuana for medicinal and industrial uses.
The Group is asking for $30,000 with which the team will produce an online community, a mobile application, and the necessary marketing and promotional tools to build awareness of the Group's offerings. The online community will be an extension of the current website and will provide a safe environment for users to communicate publicly or privately and to organize meet-ups and rallies. The Android/Apple mobile app will provide updated stats and information about the legalization of marijuana. The Group feels these tools will enable the community to be effective advocates who will then work to spark the vote in Florida and beyond.
Lots more information here.
Be sure to get out and vote, everyone!
THREE IMPORTANT RIGHTS
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1 - The right to monoparenthood in traditionally monogamous societies: see the blog "The Origin Of Sex-Taboo". [in English]
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2 - The right to veto who pays (the taxpayer) - Semi-Direct Democracy: see the blog "Fim-da-Cidadania-Infantil". [in Portuguese]
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3 - The right to survival of indigenous identities: see the blog "50-SEPARATISM-50." [in English]
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The separatists-50-50 doesn't seek pretexts to deny the Right to survival of others one... the separatists-50-50 only claim the Right to survival of Indigenous Identities (read: the 'globalization-lovers' must respect the rights of others one... and vice versa!)
It is very necessary to keep in mind that if you live in a state where medical weed is legal and your doctor thinks it would help, you’ll get a medical marijuana card.
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