On 420, Facebook will be flooded with pictures of Mary Jane and references to Cheech & Chong. You’ll chuckle and take a toke and proclaim your loyalty and love of the mighty herb, but will you take any other action than hitting LIKE?
If you are a cannabis enthusiast and really, truly want to see it legalized and decriminalized, you’ll buck the stigma that stoners are lazy and useless by visiting FLCAN.org and find out what you can do to get vocal (in between coughing fits) and get active. Maybe, you’ll even make a token donation to support the cause and get this stylish lapel pin and really help make a difference in the fight for fair marijuana laws. I promise, it will enhance your high. 🙂
A 420 Badge of Honor-FLCAN.org Lapel Pin
(Not that too many stoners I know actually have lapels, but still…DO IT!)
Oh, and Puff, Puff, PETITION for sensible cannabis policies today!
Have a marijuana related legal issue? Check out Board Certified Attorney Greg M. Lauer, ESQ.
Read on to see how you can get active!
(the following is an exerpt from an FLCAN.org email)
Get Active
- Sign our petition for Amnesty for Patients – ask Governor Scott to spare patients the humiliation of an investigation and trial.
- Send a letter to your lawmaker!
- Like us on Facebook, follow us on Twitter
- Join FL CAN – at our annual meeting the Board voted to become a membership-based organization. Students and patients donate as little as $25.00 for full membership privileges.
Motivate
- Encourage your friends to sign our petition
- Ask your local town council to pass a resolution supporting cannabis reform – use the city of South Miami’s 2010 Resolution as an example.
- Talk to your social group, religious fellowship or parent’s group about an FL CAN speaker – book an FL CAN Speaker
Celebrate
These awesome venues are hosting sanctioned FL CAN and FL NORML events
- Gainesville –The Florida Theater 233 W University Ave Music by To The Birds
- Vero Beach Filthy McNasty’s Pubbery 1238 16th St., Vero Beach, FL (16th at Old Dixie)
- Miami – The Stage 170 NE 38th St, in the Design District.
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