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The Real Reason Marijuana is Illegal

With today's society fighting the laws of marijuana one might wonder why this little plant would cause so much fuss. After all, the affects of marijuana -- weed, reefer, or…

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The Real Reason Marijuana is Illegal

July 8, 2019July 8, 2019

With today’s society fighting the laws of marijuana one might wonder why this little plant would cause so much fuss. After all, the affects of marijuana — weed, reefer, or whatever you prefer to call it — is actually less dangerous than alcohol and prescription drugs, which, as we know, are completely legal.

Many people may be surprised that smoking a blunt was perfectly legal up until the early 20th century. In fact, not only was it legal, it was required. If you were a farmer in Virginia back in the year 1619 you were under a law that ordered you to grow wacky weed. And for the next 200 years you could be jailed for not growing marijuana plants during times of shortage.

Hemp was very useful. Not just for pleasurable smoking but it was also used to make rope, cloth and canvas, among other items. The government actually went to great lengths encouraging the growth of cannabis. So why all of a sudden did they change their minds? Why in the early 1900’s did the government decide to illegalize the growth, sale and use of marijuana?

Well, it wasn’t because of health reasons. Actually, products such as CBD oils are great for you. It wasn’t because the crime rate went up. It was simply racism. Pure and simple. It was because Mexicans smoked it too and this country didn’t like that Mexican’s were growing and smoking. It took away from the small farmers here in our own country. When the Mexican’s crossed the border to California bringing their plants with them, well, we just couldn’t have that. So California outlawed the plant all together.

Soon other states followed suit. Once again from racism. Well, if Mexican’s and Black’s were smoking it they might think they are better than the whites. Well, the government couldn’t have that so by the mid 1930’s it was pretty much outlawed throughout the USA.

So you see, whatever reason they are telling us now – it’s unhealthy, it causes people to turn to other more dangerous drugs, it causes crime and crazy behavior, etc., is really just a bunch of crock. The real reason marijuana is illegal is because once again the white man had to rise above any other race.

It’s a sad but true fact. Anyone can look it up. Just type it into a search engine and you will see that illegalizing Hemp had nothing to do with health or crime. It simply was a racist move. I for one, hope that someday we can rise above all the racism and open our eyes to the beauty of what’s in front of us.

Surfing Mexico’s Pacific Coast

May 6, 2018

Mexico is known for tropical locations lush in wildlife, history, and great beaches. With fantastic beaches comes wonderful places to surf. Here is a guide to surfing Mexico’s best beaches from beginner to expert with all of the nightlife and amenities you would come to expect from Mexico’s bustling tourism industry.
Locations

Many locations are for expert surfers only with swells of thirty feet or more such as Puerto Escondido, Sayulita with its frequent surfing contests, and Pascuales with its powerful surf. Mazatlan is the perfect place for surfers of all abilities if you want a family expedition that includes surfing and sightseeing. Durign the night, I walk by the beach with my tactical flashlight.

Mazatlan has something for everyone from beaches, surfing, and vintage shops downtown or nearby golfing. You can surf and still be comfortable near a resort city on the Pacific coast of Mexico. Nestled in a cozy bay and near scenic places such as Isla de Piedra, Mazatlan is perfect for a surfing vacation. The waves are consistent year-round, and depending on where you want to surf in the bay there are spots for smaller waves and huge waves. July through September is the rainy season, but for cheaper hotels this is the time go to Mazatlan to surf. The dry season is hotter and better suited for surfing, but waves occur year round on the Pacific Ocean.

Lodging

El Cid on Castilla Beach has packages for two people that start at $89 per night. More nights and more people get larger discounts per night depending upon your choice. El Cid combines a great ocean view with affordable pricing for your surf vacation.

Mazatlan offers many places that cater to tourists and the prices reflect that. If you travel at the right times, you can get huge discounts on hotels that you wouldn’t normally find in out of the way places. Mazatlan’s tourist culture will pay dividends for your surfing vacation.

Equipment

Mazatlan Surf Center has everything you could possibly want for your surf equipment and lessons. Short boards, long boards, and body boards are available for rental or purchase once you get to Mazatlan. You can custom order a board and get all of your swimwear and eyewear at the shop too.

Surf lessons happen everyday for two hours at a time starting at 8 A.M. and may vary locations depending upon the right surfing conditions at that particular day. Experienced surfers and world class instructors will ensure your perfect surfing lessons when you want to learn how to ride Mazatlan’s perfect year-round waves.

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