What if:
1) corn were the #1 cash crop in the U.S. (instead of #2), and 2) corn were illegal (instead of legal).
http://legalizecorn.com/2013-07-19-about.html
Legalize Corn
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#2...corn? What? The yellow stuff I eat at dinner??
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#3...corn? What? The yellow stuff I eat at dinner??
At the bottom there's a link to this:
http://www.theweedblog.com/new-mexico-corrections-officer-fi...
A parody of some sort?
Re: Legalize Corn
#4...corn? What? The yellow stuff I eat at dinner??
(I don't think they are actually talking about corn.)
Re: Legalize Corn
#5...corn? What? The yellow stuff I eat at dinner??
Well, this seems to be a kind parody, or an argument in favour of legalising cannabis by drawing a comparison with corn.
I don't understand the point, though, since apart from being flowering plants, they have little in common at any level, it seems to me.
Edit - by the way, before clicking the link I was thinking it was going to be an article about GM corn, or something like that.
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#6For anyone confused, this is a parody article. The main premise seems to be "What if we treated all plants the way we treat cannabis?"
Nike ran a very similar campaign in the late 90's that asked a similar question: What if we treated all athletes the way we treat skateboarders?
Running http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tM8LZdDzs-8
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#7...corn? What? The yellow stuff I eat at dinner??
Well, this seems to be a kind parody, or an argument in favour of legalising cannabis by drawing a comparison with corn. I don't understand the point, though, since apart from being flowering plants, they have little in common at any level, it seems to me. Edit - by the way, before clicking the link I was thinking it was going to be an article about GM corn, or something like that.
The table on the "about" page explains the commonality.