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#bigbinkshow – I am soooo nervous about the months and years ahead with the Trump administration. It is being reported on lovebscott.com that Marijuana activists are planning to be on site of the inauguration and pass out 4,200 joints and will smoke them 4 minutes and 20 seconds into his speech for president….This is going to be crazy if it goes down. Here is the plan on how its going to work –
via WUSA:
It all starts at 8:00 a.m. January 20th on the west side of Dupont Circle. Then, marchers will walk to the National Mall where the real protest will begin.
“The main message is it’s time to legalize cannabis at the federal level,” said Adam Eidinger, the founder of DCMJ, a group of D.C. residents who introduced and helped get initiative 71 passed in the District. Initiative 71 made it legal to possess two ounces or less or marijuana, to grow it, and to give it away, but it is not legal to sell it.
Eidinger is worried, though, that all this progress will be lost with the Trump Administration, specifically, with Trump’s pick for attorney general: Jeff Sessions.
“We are looking at a guy who as recently as April said that they are going to enforce federal law on marijuana all over the country. He said marijuana is dangerous,” Eidinger said.
The great marijuana giveaway is legal, as long as it’s done on D.C. land.
“We don’t want any money exchanged whatsoever, this is really a gift for people who come to Washington, D.C.,” he said.
There will 4,200 gifts, to be exact. Then, at 4 minutes and 20 seconds into Trump’s speech (420 is the internationally known code for weed), they’ll light up. That part, is most definitely illegal.
“We are going to tell them that if they smoke on federal property, they are risking arrest. But, that’s a form of civil disobedience,” said Eidinger. “I think it’s a good protest. If someone wants to do it, they are risking arrest, but it’s a protest and you know what, the National Mall is a place for protest.”
Eidinger said this is certainly not an anti-Trump event, or even an attempt at disrupting the ceremony. Everyone is welcome.
“If there are people from Texas, some Cowboys fan, who is walking down the street in a cowboy hat and a big fur coat and he walks up to our demonstration, I want him to feel welcome coming to D.C.,” he said.
