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Our post yesterday about
Rolling Stone's take on Denver as
ground zero for "The New Stoned Age" started a conversation that looked at the issue from all angles. Below, peruse the views of a reader who thinks the more attention the Denver scene gets, the better it will be for everyone.
Mane Rok writes:
Here's the thing: As press grows and folks come out of the shell as those who partake...people will realize that the average "pot head" isn't who you surmise it is, & that's definitely good -- because it changes the face of the industry to reflect its community, and hopefully will change people's perceptions so they can quit being so goddamn judgmental. Fucking lushes.
For more memorable takes, visit our Comment of the Day archive.
