@it's not "the pot club" The group was Students for Sensible Drug Policy, which “seeks to reduce the harms caused by drug abuse and drug policies”. While many members support legalization of marijuana (either for medicinal or recreational purposes), not all do, and it’s not in the mission statement of the group.
SSDP also focuses on public health issues, such as needle exchanges, drug rehabilitation, and harm reduction. So no, it’s not all about legalization.
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@this is so false.
@It seems like both groups are equally unpopular on campus…
@what haha really? because I have a nagging feeling that one might be just a little more popular than the other.
@Anonymous Did the SSDP guy go to 212 in the second photo because of munchies?
@Anonymous I think its more appropriate to assume that he went to have a toke
@gay guy The way the sun is hitting the marine makes him look shirtless :)
@Hetero girl HOT
@Hetero guy Super hot!
@Anonymous heyyy soldier
@Anonymous i noticed that too. What’s the pot club about anyway? just legalization?
@it's not "the pot club" The group was Students for Sensible Drug Policy, which “seeks to reduce the harms caused by drug abuse and drug policies”. While many members support legalization of marijuana (either for medicinal or recreational purposes), not all do, and it’s not in the mission statement of the group.
SSDP also focuses on public health issues, such as needle exchanges, drug rehabilitation, and harm reduction. So no, it’s not all about legalization.
@duh from its logo it is quite obvious that the group’s focus isn’t pot