Get stuck and take a puff – cannabis activist group DC Marijuana Justice plans to offer weed gift bags to those who get the COVID-19 vaccine in the nation’s capital, the organisation has announced.
“We are looking for ways to safely celebrate the end of the pandemic and we know nothing brings people together like cannabis,” wrote DCMJ co-founder Nikolas Schiller in a press release for the initiative, dubbed “Joints for Jabs.”
The group plans to hand out free weed baggies at Washington, D.C., vaccination sites, both to commemorate what is hopefully the beginning of the end of the coronavirus pandemic and as advocacy for both reefer and vaccinations.
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“To celebrate this momentous occasion and thank people for getting vaccinated, dozens of DC homegrowers will lawfully distribute free bags of cannabis outside vaccination centres as soon as the general public is able to get vaccinated,” the release quoted Mr Schiller as saying.
“When enough adults are inoculated with the coronavirus vaccine, it will be time to celebrate – not just the end of the pandemic, but the beginning of the end of cannabis prohibition in the United States.”
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Get stuck and take a puff – cannabis activist group DC Marijuana Justice plans to offer weed gift bags to those who get the COVID-19 vaccine in the nation’s capital, the organisation has announced.
“We are looking for ways to safely celebrate the end of the pandemic and we know nothing brings people together like cannabis,” wrote DCMJ co-founder Nikolas Schiller in a press release for the initiative, dubbed “Joints for Jabs.”
The group plans to hand out free weed baggies at Washington, D.C., vaccination sites, both to commemorate what is hopefully the beginning of the end of the coronavirus pandemic and as advocacy for both reefer and vaccinations.
RELATED: Half a million could access medical cannabis
“To celebrate this momentous occasion and thank people for getting vaccinated, dozens of DC homegrowers will lawfully distribute free bags of cannabis outside vaccination centres as soon as the general public is able to get vaccinated,” the release quoted Mr Schiller as saying.
“When enough adults are inoculated with the coronavirus vaccine, it will be time to celebrate – not just the end of the pandemic, but the beginning of the end of cannabis prohibition in the United States.”
RELATED: Follow our live coronavirus coverage
RELATED: Norway deaths won’t affect vaccine rollout
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