A history of the American war on weed
A history of the American war on weed
December 1, 2016 | JOE DOLCE
“Brave New Weed: Adventures Into the Uncharted World of Cannabis”: When my mother was upset that I was writing a book on weed, I pulled this out, which is an unguent made of cannabis.
And I said, “Mom, do you have any pain?”
She said, “Yes, my legs are hurting me.”
And I rubbed some on her. And in three minutes, her pain was gone. That was a pretty easy way of changing her mind.
I know why weed gets such a bad rap: because the U.S. government, in addition to many other governments, has been disseminating a lot of negative information about it for — since 1937, really, so over 70 years.
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