Raised Fist

This dude from Jersey that ran for governor and now running for a seat in the senate... this video cracks me up he's smoking at the liberty bell in Philly, PA...

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Cop: Come on man, give it to me
Weed Man: *blows hit in his face* I just did
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EDIT:Mabye I'm too stupid to figure this out? lol....

link is http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...56&q=njweedman

I put the docid in the google code... hmm

EDIT 2: NM figured it out lol... wtf would there be a negative sign in the id number??

blitzed_24/7

oh I was so stoked to see this video but it doesn't wanna work.

troublemaker_42

I hate NJweed man myself. He does more to hurt the legalization movement with his antics than he does to help him. I've actually told him as much when he posted at bluelight awhile back. His welcome there was shortlived because of his attitude

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If total government control equals safety, why are prisons so dangerous?

skidoo

What a bunch of retards. lol

Raised Fist

Yeah... I personally think he's a little too idiotic... How does he think smoking pot at public places is going to change anything?

I watched another video from comcast where he said he didn't smoke for a couple months because of a job... and he actually acted more serious about marijuana legalization... and actually made some good points.

then I watched cnn and saw him acting all stupid on Glenn Beck.... and then get made fun of like it was comedy (He didn't seem to mind the silly questions they asked him)..

Sofa King

Yeah, It seems to me he is doing more harm than good for the cause.

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Cannabliss

Ive never head of this guy, I will have to google him. From this video he does seem a bit ridiculous though.

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guitarrob

i saw this guy in a political discussion on tv last night. he seemed kind of foolish... but his heart is in the right place!

NJWEEDMAN

NORML's St. Pierre implicitly acknowledged that Forchion's tactics left him largely isolated from more mainstream drug reformers and that Forchion didn't have much nice to say about such groups, but then added that Forchion was a true fighter for the cause. "If we had a thousand Ed Forchions, the law would have been changed long ago," said St. Pierre.


How do I hurt the movement? - What screen-name do you use on bluelight? I could careless anyway about what anyone thinks - I'm a individual. I don't need the approval of others to act on interest and issue's I care about.

The Constitution was written to protect the loins amongst us who roar when we want to roar, not the meek sheep who hide in the closet and say not a peek


I don't think your smart enough to understand civil-disobedience. This is how many laws are changed. -- Currently the result of this (Liberty Bell case) is moving to the U.S. Supreme Court - It is in the 3d circuit right now and the Government is losing.

Glen Beck is a humours show!!! I expected to be asked humours questions. - BTW - The Glenn Beck show is a nation-wide show and they let me advertise my website. I received over 50 thousand hits to my site that week -I couldn't pay for that kind of advertisement. You think that was idiotic?
I think it was ingenius, I managed to get a nation-wide pitch for my site and you say that was idiotic - yeah ok.
Watch it here ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pAkMYNfERNc )

Watch the show, what do I say that is foolish? ( http://www.njweedman.com/video/indep...ateforum06.wvx )

While 3rd party candidates - rarely pose an electoral threat, such candidates contribute "to the free flow of ideas, which is important in a democracy," said William Stewart, a University of Alabama political scientist.

I run as a protest to the marijuana laws every year for some office here in New Jersey. I know I'm not going to win and I'm attacked and prevented for really even running. I've been jailed for my political opinion and have had one of my children taken from me for publicly condeming the marijuana laws.

I find it amusing that "cowards" who hid in the closet and complain about the mj laws then criticize me for speaking out. None of these same cowards ever complain about the abuse I've suffered for speaking out against the same laws they complain about. from the closet!

I've been jailed simply for saying - LEGALIZE MARIJUANA


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I spent zero on my campaign - The Libertarian FLYNN spent $30,000.oo and only received 2500 more votes than me. Imagine if I had some money to campaigne or was allowed to. Imagine is the reform movement supported me!





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sinkoman

Looking at your grammar, I think those NJ peoples are lucky that you've never actually won.

And judging by the way you speak of your political party, it seems like you randomly pick an office to run for, just so you can say you did it.

Don't try to play the pity card. Don't be all "Look, I spoke out and got punished for it" and expect anybody to support you. Nobody made you burn infront of the Liberty Bell, nobody told you to stand up and smoke in public. You did it yourself, you got punished, plain and simple.

You don't have to blatantly defy the laws to change them. Look at the alcohol prohibition era. Distilleries worked underground, and nobody would drink liqour around the Liberty Bell, right in front of the cops. Yet alcohol prohibition laws were still reformed for the better.