“I’m a recreational pot-smoker,” McDormand reveals without hesitation in a High Times interview. “Because it’s not a constant in my life, I don’t say it should be made legal so it’s more available. But from a medical point of view—I have friends who need to use it—why should they have to look too hard for the thing that makes them better? So from that point of view, it’s like, ‘Please, what is the problem?’”
During the HIGH TIMES photo shoot, McDormand wears a green pot-leaf T-shirt and poses with a joint. She suggests a shot with the joint dangling from her lips and five hands with lighters all aflame. She graciously accepts a gift pack that includes a joint, grinder, rolling papers, and a top-quality bud. “This will last me about four months,” she says.
That's beautiful. Its what we need in the Cannabis Community; more people being 'ok' with smoking cannabis. Once the false sense of shame is uplifted and the perception then changes on a national level is when we will be heard. And this can only be done by US smokers. The Gov't WON'T acknowledge a movement that isn't unified. Let's expect more for ourselves. #ROLLLIT
That's beautiful. Its what we need in the Cannabis Community; more people being 'ok' with smoking cannabis. Once the false sense of shame is uplifted and the perception then changes on a national level is when we will be heard. And this can only be done by US smokers. The Gov't WON'T acknowledge a movement that isn't unified. Let's expect more for ourselves. #ROLLLIT
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