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The ground breaking film, Guns and Weed - the Road to Freedom - was filmed in Casper, WY at a time when American politicians were outraged about medical marijuana initiatives and upset that the 'Assault Weapons Ban' was lifting. Created by Michael W. Dean and Neema Vidadi, the concept that Gun Rights (defensive rights / arms rights / the natural right to self defense) and Marijuana Rights (the right to choose what goes into one's body) were not seen as having an correlations. Nothing could be further from the truth - both worlds and their related freedoms are contingent on the other. The very topic of 'Guns and Weed' goes back to the Founders of the American Republic themselves - they saw both as being essential to the freedom of a fledgling nation. The film talks about the roots of Prohibition for both supposed 'Class III' weapons and marijuana. When one moves past some of the campy rap songs and out takes, this film has proven itself to be Libertarian classic. The restriction of firearms and weed in the United States has it's roots in actual racism (as opposed to the communiterian catch phrase used by Cultural Marxists today.) With the Biden era upon both Marijuana and Arms rights advocates, the film Guns and Weed has proven itself timeless. While the original film makers saw it as a niche film, it's relevance today spans across the entire spectrum of essential Human Rights. Copy Right: BC NG license https://bipcot.org/ Youtube : The Right Arm of Wyoming : https://www.youtube.com/user/rightarmofwyoming/about