Dave East just came through after the tragedy with Nipsey Hussle not even a month ago, and all though we’re all still grieving, Dave Explains to Funk Flex What #420 Means to him!
(Video) UFC: Diaz Brothers Get Blazed On A Knockout Joint!
Photo Credit Talk about your mega weed?!?! You have got to see the unique joint crafted especially for knockout kings Nick and Nate Diaz!
(Video) Texas Cop Challenges Weed Smoking Teen To 200 Pushes Instead Of Arresting Him
A Texas teen got caught smoking outside of a movie theater. Instead of locking him up, the officer challenged the teen to 200 pushups.
It’s LIT: Recreational Weed Smoking Will Now Be Legal In California
Despite the nightmare that is Donald Trump, there was some good out of voting yesterday, as California has officially approved Proposition 64. This means that smoking weed for recreational purposes is now legal in the Golden State. There has been some controversy around the ballot measure, however, as details include a very money-driven business plan that in the end, can hurt the consumer. However, it will certainly help prevent the mass incarceration of people for minor drug offenses.
Oakland Is Going To Start Giving Reparations To Their Residents Who Have Marijuana Convictions
Weed is legal in Oakland now, but it wasn’t always, and there are many residents who have charges due to the popular (and harmless) drug. Back in May, Oakland City Council began plans to help boost their legal medical cannabis industry, which is projected to grow into a $40 billion industry in the U.S. by 2020. One of the proposals was that people who have been locked up for a weed-related charge – who are currently ineligible to have a legal license to sell weed because of their felonies – would not only be eligible, but moved to the TOP of the eligibility list as well. AKA, they’d be made a priority to approve first, as reparations for their previous charges.
(Video) NBA: John Salley Says Weed Could Have Kept Him Playing Longer
Remember when we posted about Eugene Monroe a few weeks ago? Marijuana and athletes? Well, John Salley agrees and thinks it would have given him some added longevity in the NBA.
