George, it is a fact that prisons are and have always been filled with the poor instead of the rich, this is not some great cosmic coincidence, we should be ashamed instead of only temporarily inconvenienced. George, as a product of our insane drug laws the prisons are fast becoming a depository for the black, hispanic, poor, and disenfranchised. A deep contempt for the practice of justice and the power of money ricochets off the grim, ridiculous cinder block pile of despair. George, in prison the immediate reward for doing the right thing is no longer enticing, because tomorrow has been stolen by the ephemeral little Tinker Bell called justice, it's easy to take risks and not to care, because there is no more stake in the future. George, all our children are the unfortunate victims of the lies that we spread to perpetuate this endless war.
Ignorance continues to kill our children.
We can no longer pretend that reality is fixed and that we have the answers to the future. George, since 1937 about half the forest of the world has been cut down to make paper. If hemp had not been outlawed, most of it would still be standing oxygenating the planet. George, one acre of hemp can produce the same amount of pulp as 4 acres of trees, or 25 barrels of oil. George, if we continue treat illegal drugs as a law enforcement problem, we are doomed to another four decades of abject failure.