If you're a Rastafarian who considers marijuana holy, it's legal to light up in Guam -- and maybe in any national park on the West Coast.
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A conservative three-judge panel said a Rastafarian -- whose Jamaica-based religion regards marijuana as a sacrament that brings believers closer to divinity -- could not be federally prosecuted for merely possessing marijuana, a decision that upheld a portion of the 1993 Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
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If it became a nationwide standard, it would also cover such federal enclaves as Washington, D.C., and Puerto Rico, defense lawyers said.
I've always thought that the sacred herb brought me closer to God... and I can only imagine how satisfying it would be, to spark up an humongous, ounce-sized, foot-long Fattie of the Kind Bud, while sitting on the steps of the Capital.
I can see it now... Me with my Fattie sparked, with maybe a little Dead music wafting down the street, from the direction of the Spleef Vendor's cart. The one with the long line of customers waiting.
I can see it now... Me with my Fattie sparked, with maybe a little Dead music wafting down the street, from the direction of the Spleef Vendor's cart.
Okaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay
And all this time I thought it was church and prayer that brought one closer to God ...