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Fans attending a major NASCAR race this weekend will see a most unlikely video posted on a giant video screen shortly before entering the track: a pro-marijuana legalization ad.
Outside the NASCAR Brickyard 400 in Indianapolis, the same track that hosts the famed Indianapolis 500, Marijuana Policy Project, the nation's largest pro-marijuana legalization advocacy group, has purchased space to air – dozens of times over the weekend – a video that pushes the theme that marijuana is less harmful than alcohol.
It marks the first time a pro-marijuana legalization ad will appear so close to an entrance gate of a major sporting event. The Brickyard 400, in its 20th year, is regarded as one of NASCAR's biggest races.
But the video ad isn't just pro-marijuana. While it's made to look like a beer ad, its tone sounds anti-alcohol. Unlike beer, a narrator in the video says, marijuana has "no calories," "no hangovers" and, the ad says, "it's not linked to violence or reckless behavior."
Outside the NASCAR Brickyard 400 in Indianapolis, the same track that hosts the famed Indianapolis 500, Marijuana Policy Project, the nation's largest pro-marijuana legalization advocacy group, has purchased space to air – dozens of times over the weekend – a video that pushes the theme that marijuana is less harmful than alcohol.
It marks the first time a pro-marijuana legalization ad will appear so close to an entrance gate of a major sporting event. The Brickyard 400, in its 20th year, is regarded as one of NASCAR's biggest races.
But the video ad isn't just pro-marijuana. While it's made to look like a beer ad, its tone sounds anti-alcohol. Unlike beer, a narrator in the video says, marijuana has "no calories," "no hangovers" and, the ad says, "it's not linked to violence or reckless behavior."
I came from a long line of beer brewers..isn't much money in it and it is illegal as hell to sell it, if you don't know. growing Pot is easy, but guess what again. you can lose your house, land, vehicles, bank account if you get caught growing it. Our man Regan made that so. Until that time I made a pretty good living on the side at it.
oh well, some years were better then others. One year the water went down on the river and a farmer drove over to the island and bailed it into hay for his cows. Alcohol wine/beer is much tougher to make good stuff. Temperature, ingredients, fermenting on and on. Oh hell as long as I am rambling, when I was about 4 or 5 I was sleeping in the basement of my Grampa's house down by the coal fired furnace all by myself, house was creaking and popping, it was the warmest place to sleep, pitch dark too. all of a sudden ka bang, ka bang and all this wet stuff hit me, I got up and started running upstairs screaming..right into a pole. granpa's beer he had bottled got hot and was going off, beer everywhere.
