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When

4:20 PM on April 20, 2013

Where

The State House
Concord, New Hampshire

Why

Marijuana prohibition has gone on long enough. The United States jails more people than any other nation—both in absolute numbers and as a proportion of the population—and the vast majority of those people are in jail for the victimless, consensual “crime” of consuming a substance that the government doesn’t approve of. Numerous attempts to pass legislation relaxing marijuana prohibition have failed. An additional tactic is clearly called for.

Some people attend the rallies to protest the current state of affairs. Some people smoke at the rallies as an act of civil disobedience. And some people have simply given up caring what the government’s “laws” say they must not do.

The War on Lies Walk

Mon, 2010-02-22 11:37 -0400 — Capuzzo

April 20, 2010: Dan Gervais will start a long walk, from Boston to Los Angeles. He calls it the War on Lies Walk.

The clothes and food he will be using will all be made out of hemp. This walk is to keep the prohibition issue at the forefront for the coming 2010 elections, and to inspire more people to take an active roll opposing the War on Drugs.

Good luck, Dan! The New Hampshire 420 rallies are on your side.

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Extravaganja in Amherst, Mass.

Mon, 2010-02-22 11:07 -0400 — Capuzzo

The Cannabis Reform Coalition is the oldest student-run anti-prohibition group in New England. They will be holding the nineteenth Extravaganja event on Saturday, 2010-04-17, at the Amherst Common in Amherst, Mass., all day. Supporters of the 420 rallies in New Hampshire have been welcomed. From what I have been told, the number of people that show up are usually between one and two thousand. Rich Paul and I will be speaking at the event.

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