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Apr 20 • 3 tweets • 2 min read Twitter logo Read on Twitter
Edwin Rubis: "My 4/20 Behind Bars" featured in @ganjapreneur #420ForFreedom

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"April 20 is making its rounds again this year. But it isn’t a celebration for me. Far from it. I will again spend it locked in a ten-by-twelve prison cell, going through the motions of another long and tedious day, feeling the deprivation of my freedom." #FreeEdwinRubis
If you would like to support Edwin Rubis in his campaign for freedom, you can do so via this fundraiser: fundrazr.com/829bk6?ref=ab_…

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THREAD: Earlier today Congress reintroduced the MORE Act, the most comprehensive marijuana reform bill in U.S. history. If signed into law, the legislation would remove cannabis from the CSA & eliminate federal penalties for manufacturing, distributing or possessing marijuana.⁣
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