And thus I am very confused about this whole states rights issue that Obama brought up re: marriage equality. Like, it’s okay for states to decide if people can get married or not, and the Federal government won’t interfere, but when states decide that medical marijuana is legal, the Feds jump in and say “NO WEED!”

Could some explain that to me?

Earlier this week, Pat Robertson almost barely redeemed himself when he stood up for for the legalization of marijuana. But now he’s gone one toke over the line, declaring non-Christians a virus.

Holy joints! Conservative televangelist Pat Robertson has come out in favor of marijuana legalization.

Nelson said in an email to CelebStoner.com:

There’s the Tea Party. How about the Teapot Party? Our motto: We lean a little to the left. Tax it, regulate it and legalize it. And stop the border wars over drugs. Why should the drug lords make all the money? Thousands of lives will be saved.

In 1976, Reggae legend Peter Tosh released the song and album “Legalize It,” which quickly became an anthem for the marijuana reform movement. Tosh was murdered in his Jamaica home in 1987, and since that time, his family and his estate have not been in public with Peter’s legacy.

Now, in 2010, the family of Peter Tosh is for the first time coming out and announcing its strong support of California’s Proposition 19 and the Just Say Now Campaign to legalize marijuana nationwide, including the launch of a new video from Peter Tosh’s son Dave, intended to help mobilize voters to go to the polls November 2.