[Mr_Canada]

http://theunionmovie.com/



The Union is a 2007 International-Award-Winning Canadian Documentary that centres
on marijuana prohibition and the BC System that infects every single walk of life,
despite being illegal, which is nicknamed "The Union", since it involved the trust
and participation of everyone, knowingly or unknowingly, in the economic system of
Marijuana. It explains the ultimate stimulation of every single career and job,
including those who are against The Union and Marijuana. It also goes very
in-depth on The Drug War in Canada and the United States, and tries to figure out
how it remains illegal, and why legalization is the ultimately best option for
everyone. The BKS Crew researched and made the movie over 2 years.

There is a large number of interviews, including those who require marijuana for
medical reasons, doctors, former RCMP and American Police officers, some TV stars,
everyday people, "criminals" who've been jailed for possession, and more.

Here is a list of Interviews:



And here is the ultimate list of Awards for this Documentary:



Now. If you would like to watch this movie, it is available on the internet.
Here is a Google Video Link to the full movie.

I torrented mine.

Please, enjoy. It is worth an hour and 45 minutes of your time.
You can remain ignorant if you want, of course.

(I also recommend the movie 'Grass', another Canadian Documentary, from 1999.)

[Donny_Brasco]

Should I be stoned when I watch it or is it good sober too?

[Mr_Canada]

Donny_Brasco wrote:

Should I be stoned when I watch it or is it good sober too?

I watched the whole thing sober. Loved it enough to try and share it with you folks.
I think many of you would actually enjoy it.

Toke up and watch it if you wish though, Like I mind.

[Wada]

Well Mr. Canada, sir. I had a couple of hours so decided to take you up on your offer. I hadn't seen this particular documentary before and would have to say it was quite well done and I enjoyed it. Thanks for the heads up.

[Mr_Canada]

Wada wrote:

Well Mr. Canada, sir. I had a couple of hours so decided to take you up on your offer. I hadn't seen this particular documentary before and would have to say it was quite well done and I enjoyed it. Thanks for the heads up.

Glad to pass,

Has anyone here ever seen "Escape to Canada"? It's another documentary. Very funny

[Bodah]

Dude....

[Mr_Canada]

Bodah wrote:

Dude....

...Wait what?

[Lemmy]

Thanks, Mr. Canada. I hadn't heard of this film until I read your post. You (well, the filmmaker, really) TOTALLY made my day!

[RUEZ]

It's amazing the effort that some people put into making their recreational drug legal.

[Lemmy]

RUEZ wrote:

It's amazing the effort that some people put into making their recreational drug legal.

I thought non-users thought pot smokers were a bunch of lazy, aimless dropouts?

[Canadian_Mind]

RUEZ wrote:

It's amazing the effort that some people put into making their recreational drug legal.

Goes to show that te people who use drugs recreationally are perfectly capable of being functional contributors to society. So by all means let them have the stuff.

[RUEZ]

Lemmy wrote:

RUEZ wrote:

It's amazing the effort that some people put into making their recreational drug legal.

I thought non-users thought pot smokers were a bunch of lazy, aimless dropouts?

Do you think all people think with the same brain?

[RUEZ]

Canadian_Mind wrote:

RUEZ wrote:

It's amazing the effort that some people put into making their recreational drug legal.

Goes to show that te people who use drugs recreationally are perfectly capable of being functional contributors to society. So by all means let them have the stuff.

People who use pot maybe. There's a big difference between using pot recreationally and meth or coke.

[Lemmy]

RUEZ wrote:

Do you think all people think with the same brain?

No. I think most people don't think at all.

[RUEZ]

Lemmy wrote:

RUEZ wrote:

Do you think all people think with the same brain?

No. I think most people don't think at all.

Ha, ha. More to the point. I've known a lot of pot smokers in my life. Some of them have been lazy, many of them have been normal people other than their desire to get high all the time. Funny thing is, if I drank beer as much as the people I know smoke pot I'd be called an alcoholic.