Following the largest marijuana bust in the history of Los Angeles, all hell breaks loose as liberals fight conservatives to free both weed, and the inhibitions that come from a life without it. A high school debate team is taken hostage at their 20-year reunion by medical marijuana activists, comed

Following the largest marijuana bust in the history of Los Angeles, all hell breaks loose as liberals fight conservatives to free both weed, and the inhibitions that come from a life without it. A high school debate team is taken hostage at their 20-year reunion by medical marijuana activists, comedians rant about the pros and cons of smoking the ganj to stoned out crowds, individual users recall the dynamics of weed in their lives through candid interviews, television networks showcase promos and talk shows highlighting arguments from both sides of the fence, and a desperate university professor enlists the corporate marketing of a large snack food empire in order to convince bible thumpers across America to smoke up their own children. In the end, is it selfish propaganda that has led to the criminalization of smoking weed, or is this dangerous plant something that must be eradicated at all costs?