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The Director of SensibleBC, the campaign to decriminalize cannabis, is making waves as he has publicly announced that he mailed pot to the premier to help end the teachers’ strike.
I sent Premier @christyclarkbc cannabis in the mail today. To remind her that legal pot means $200million/year for BC pic.twitter.com/E0AYdw6uwL
— danalarsen (@DanaLarsen) September 11, 2014Marijuana activist Dana Larsen tweeted a photo on Thursday showing a few grams of Purple Kush he mailed to Christy Clark.
“A few joints of Purple Kush could help @christyclarkbc and @FassbenderMLA resolve issues with @bctf,” Larsen said in the tweet.
Photo Credit: Twitter
Larsen said he sent the Premier the cannabis in the mail to remind her that legal pot could mean a revenue source of $200 million a year for the province.
Larsen is a former B.C. NDP leadership candidate and last year he unsuccessfully ran a petition campaign to seek a referendum on the decriminalization of marijuana in the province.
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