With Marijuana the Government has Acted Against The ACLU To Insure Our Rights

According to the Constitution the Governments Job is to work for the general welfare of the United States and the federal government does that by making many drugs illegal to purchase without a prescription or at all. One of these drugs is marijuana and the Minutemen are guarding the north and south borders to aid the border patrols in stopping the flow. The ACLU in their alliance with the debauncherous left has of course opposed this attempt to stop this hostile assault upon our country. Read this article from a websight operated from that same debauncherous left to see what they think of the Minutemen's effort.

The ACLU is well aware of the effect of marijuana upon the citizens of the United States some of the short term ones which I list below from the cite familydoctor.org.

* Trouble remembering things
* Sleepiness
* Anxiety
* Paranoia (feeling that people are "out to get you")
* Altered time perception

Despite this the ACLU also supports the use of marijuana for pain control calling as in the following post. I like how they use the word “illegal”. The state of California is violating the federal trade jurisdiction of the Constitution as decided by the Supreme Court by making marijuana legal and the ACLU is well aware of this, yet they do not call that "illegal".

BURBANK, CA ? Confronted with the prospect of a jury trial set to begin next week, a Burbank city attorney today dropped charges against medical marijuana patient Valerie Corral. The American Civil Liberties Union, which represents Corral, was poised to challenge Burbank's illegal policy of pursuing prosecutions against medical marijuana patients known to be innocent. Despite having dropped the charges against Corral, the city attorney continues to insist that she is guilty and has refused to order police to return her seized medical marijuana.

The cite below of ACLU's efforts to advance the legalization of drugs in the United States is better covered in another article at their web site in an August 22 article.

WASHINGTON - Hearings opened today in the American Civil Liberties Union's challenge to the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration's policy of obstructing privately funded, FDA-approved scientific research that could lead to marijuana being approved as a prescription medicine.

The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration and the FDA are both under the President of the United States line of command. Congress has the right to create, destroy, or alter legislation to resolve this issue. So why does the ACLU have so much trouble with the way the Constitution set up the separation of powers or is their problem with the People of the United States and whom they elected?

In conclusion the ACLU has no problem with violating the Constitution in advancing their agenda that seems to be more influenced by the debaucheries left than by the civil liberties of the citizens of the United States. I am glad my government cares enough that they are looking our for my general welfare as the Constitution calls them to.