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Raise a Flag (your opinion please)

by Kevin Kneeland, August 07, 2007, 04:39pm
I am thinking about putting in a flag pole to raise the marijuana flag (I'm a little pissed off about my arrest and probation for growing marijuana- I can't even toke). I was thinking about just raising the Marijuana flag minus the American or State flag complete with lights so it shines brightly at night. The question I have with all this is I do not want it to have a negative effect on the pro marijuana movement. I plan on proudly raising the marijuana flag. My question to all of you is do you think I should fly old glory with it? I live in Maine. Kevin Kneeland http://www.pissedoffpothead.com
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marijuana flag

by Anonymous, August 09, 2007, 09:22am

My advice is "don't do it!" If there is any probation from your charges, you might easily be found to be in violation. This could end you up in prison, for expressing your opinion. Even though it is your freedom of speech, being impacted on, they don't seem to care about the rights of convicted felons!(WHICH ASSUME THEY DID) They would rather control your life to the point of destroying it! So much for rehabilitation!

Re: don't

by krokker, August 09, 2007, 04:29pm

Thats possible, but my probation officer has been to my web page below and has no problem with that. I make it very clear that I am planning activism constantly and that I will smoke pot the moment I am released from probation. It seems to be a non-issue with them. Have you seen anything like this happen before? Interesting. Thanks for your input.

www.pissedoffpothead.com

Any More considerations?

by krokker, August 15, 2007, 08:18pm

Red / White / Blue or not?
www.pissedoffpothead.com

It's up!

by krokker, November 09, 2007, 06:40am

It's at half mast for the duration of probation. It will then be at half mast when locals are arrested om MJ charges.

www.pissedoffpothead.com

Full Mast

by krokker, July 24, 2008, 05:32am

You may enjoy the flag raising!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1d18Zln5diM

www.pissedoffpothead.com

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