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A revealing, and disturbing account of the unprecedented actions taken by the University of Colorado at Boulder administration, on 4/20 2012; containing actual footage through the perspective of a student who filmed his day, and ultimately was arrested with two other students for peacefully standing on the grass in front of their public university's library. The charges: TRESPASSING.

CU administrators and hundreds of police will close the campus to the public. Virtual marshall law in the city of Boulder with numerous police check points and shake downs to take place.

My first stab at filming my civil disobedience. This lady wasn't too interested in confrontation - We'll see if the police accompany them the next time.

Stan Garret wrote a letter to US District Attorney John Walsh asking the government to “back away” from Colorado dispensaries that are in compliance with state and local laws. While the letter is unlikely to influence federal policy, it does demonstrate that Colorado is takings its MMJ statutes seriously.

The gun owners of New Jersey have had enough! They’ve tried asking for their rights, they’ve tried protesting in the streets. It’s not working. The tyrants in Trenton are going to take their gun rights away regardless. Seeing that “There *IS* no redress of our LEGITIMATE grievances within the three branches of NJ government.” The New Jersey Second Amendment Society has announced the start of a campaign of civil disobedience. “In a SINCERE effort to avoid an unhappy outcome, we must attempt to reach the public through acts of non-violent civil disobedience.

CU-Boulder students arrested on 4/20 to fight charges on First Amendment grounds. Peacefully exercising their right to assemble, and freedom of speech on the grass of their own public university; these three honest students were taken to county jail. The students pleaded not guilty, and plan to file motion to dismiss. It may, and will go to a jury trial if need be.

SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) — Young voters helped pass laws legalizing marijuana in Washington and Colorado, but many still won't be able to light up. Most universities have codes of conduct banning marijuana use, and they get millions of dollars in funding from the federal government, which still considers pot illegal. With the money comes a requirement for a drug-free campus, and the threat of expulsion for students using pot in the dorms.

This is a meme I made praising people who have performed civil disobedience throughout history. Your listeners may like it.

Despite promises of "change" the current occupant of the White House in Washington, DC has continued a failed drug war that has caged thousands, spent billions and "has met none of its goals" according to analysis by the Associated Press.