
Leaders of an effort to legalize marijuana in Colorado are bringing their message to Colorado Springs tonight.
Brian Vicente of Sensible Colorado and Mason Tvert of Safer Alternative For Enjoyable Recreation (SAFER), who are spearheading the legalization effort in Colorado, will be the guest speakers at the Colorado Springs Medical Cannabis Council’s monthly mixer.
“Many of you have seen the commercials on television about legalizing and regulating marijuana like alcohol, so CSMCC has decided to hold a public discussion to allow the community of Colorado Springs to come out and ask questions to learn how this legalization effort may affect our State,” Jessica Hogan, the council’s communications director, said in a press release.
Tonight’s mixer will be at the Warehouse Gallery and Restaurant, 25 W. Cimarron. The mixer starts at 6:30 p.m. The discussion will start at 7 p.m.
The event is open to the public. Cost for CSMCC members is $10 and $20 for everyone else.
Organizers of the Campaign to Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol have said “they have more than enough signatures for this effort to make the 2012 ballot,” Hogan said in the press release.
“Hopefully you can join us Wednesday night because this is an issue we must face whether we like it or not,” she said. ” The public should begin the education process now—so we will know how to vote in 2012. “
This is great! I’m glad to see sensible drug policy in the minds of Colorado voters. What a great opportunity to learn more about this initiative.
Eventually, the myth of Marijuana is going to be destroyed and people will see it for what it is. I was one of the people who assumed it was bad under all conditions until I took the time to educate myself. Any substance that requires consuming 1200 lbs to die is pretty harmless. Heck, I can do that with junk food.
Yes..The City Council apparently uses it. Legalize it so they can do it openly.
Daniel. 1200 lbs in 15 minutes. LOL. Which would be really tough on the lungs. Personally, I don’t smoke, but I think more people should.
I’ve never heard that it takes 1200 lbs to kill you!
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