Tommy Chong —Exclusive Stuff Stoners Like Interview

This spending deal debacle isn’t a new move, it’s what Congress does when District leaders try to enact social policies that conservatives on Capitol Hill disagree with. Rather than trying to vote down the pot initiative, which Congress has the power to do, they placed language in an essential spending bill that would prevent the city from spending any money to enact it. So what do stoners, activists and freedom-loving Americans do to fight against a Congress that is hellbent on not only flagrantly disrespecting the will of DC voters, but also President Obama who recently came out in opposition to the Congressional effort to stop DC legalization?

“We don’t fight. That’s the first lesson,” says Chong, “because once you resist then you become a target.” What the longtime marijuana activist recommends is a strategy that’s already been employed and proven to be effective—an approach he refers to as The Tsunami of Love. “Slowly, quietly, we lose some, we gain and eventually the whole country will follow,” Chong calmly assures us. We’re not going to win through fighting the idea, Chong says. “You got to ignore these people and go about your business. The Tsuanmi of Love that’s taking over the world seems slow but it’s been moving pretty rapidly—state after state,” says Chong.

“They can block DC but what does that do? Eventually all the states around them will be legal because the percentage of people that support legalization is crazy—70 to 30 or something and those numbers are in this climate, says Chong. “Give it a few more years when people find out how good marijuana is and how inexpensive and useful hemp is—they will not be able to stop anything.”

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