From: Henryindivideo@webtv.net   
      
   Thank you jenn for taken note. I figured no one was paying any attention   
   and had stopped posting. I have written to mass cann and other marijuana   
   groups  and complain that I haven't see any real change. That we were   
   closer to legalizing marijuana in the mid 60's than we are now.  I have   
   received some responses from these groups saying that they are making   
   advances and have more optimism than me. I see powerful government   
   groups, like the dea, police and jail industries that have no intentions   
   of losing the billions of dollars it is getting by keeping marijuana   
   illegal. Again, it's the peoples fault for not telling congress and the   
   senate to change the drug laws. That marijuana should be legal.  Only   
   when the people speak up against the current drug laws, vote those who   
   oppose changing  the current drug laws out of office and vote in persons   
   more sensible. I am just amazed at the apathy that is current in this   
   country, in congress, in the senate. Just legalizing marijuana so that   
   it could be grown, sold, used in medical research and products ( oils,   
   fabric, ect)  would free the dea and police to concentrate on the heavy   
   drugs like heroin. Are americans asleep?   
      
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