Here's the Green Triangle Poem.

Discussion in 'Marijuana News' started by seattle420, Feb 7, 2001.

  1. I know it fits together into a better triangle shape, maybe someone knows
    how to format it so it fits correctly.

    I found this on the rec.drugs.cannabis about 5 years ago
    I think it was written by some activists from vermont<font color = "green">
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    THE GREEN TRIANGLE POEM

    During Nazi rule those thought to be a threat to the
    Fatherland were taken prisoner and placed in con-
    centration camps. These prisoners were from many
    different social and cultural backgrounds. To
    distinguish between the prisoners, the Nazis
    used a system of color coded cloth badges.
    Jews were given yellow stars; half-Jews
    were given yellow triangles; feminists
    were given black triangles; Gypsies
    were given brown; and gay men, pink.
    The green triangle was given to
    `common criminals' or those who had
    been convicted of minor crimes,
    including drug law violators.
    At the time of Nazi rule,
    a very stringent set
    of anti-drug laws
    was in effect --
    laws that were
    very similar
    to those
    used now
    in the
    U.S.
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  2. that makes you think.

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  3. THE GREEN TRIANGLE POEM

    During Nazi rule those thought to be a threat to the
    Fatherland were taken prisoner and placed in con-
    centration camps. These prisoners were from many
    different social and cultural backgrounds. To
    distinguish between the prisoners, the Nazis
    used a system of color coded cloth badges.
    Jews were given yellow stars; half-Jews
    were given yellow triangles; feminists
    were given black triangles; Gypsies
    were given brown; and gay men, pink.
    The green triangle was given to
    `common criminals' or those who had
    been convicted of minor crimes,
    including drug law violators.
    At the time of Nazi rule,
    a very stringent set
    of anti-drug laws
    was in effect --
    laws that were
    very similar
    to those
    used now
    in the
    U.S.
    \/

     
  4. The only difference is people are jailed rather than executed
     

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