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Melanin and Marijuana

Admin
Sep 14, 2016
4 min read

Marijuana is a plant in the grass family. It is classified as a “weed,” which is where the slang term comes from. Marijuana can be used as a medicine in the form of an oil, a poultice, or as a food. It should be noted that people have a hard time digesting marijuana because humans are not naturally grass eaters. Marijuana, used as a medicine, MUST be used in raw form. It is important that the marijuana be used IMMEDIATELY after it is harvested because it loses its healing properties as soon as it is picked. It would be ideal to add the raw marijuana to a green smoothie if you plan to ingest it and also to freeze the smoothie if you don’t plan to drink it right away, in order to preserve the health benefits of the marijuana. When it comes to smoking marijuana, or eating marijuana edibles such as brownies or candies, marijuana is extremely toxic. The moment you burn or cook marijuana, it becomes a drug. Whenever you want to make a drug, you have to cook or burn something. Marijuana becomes poisonous when it is heated up, just as cocoa beans become poisonous when they are made into chocolate or coca leaves become poisonous when they are made into cocaine. When marijuana is burnt or cooked, it is transformed into a deadly synthetic chemical. It becomes a depressant, which decreases and/or slows down bodily functions, nerve activities, critical thinking, frequency and depth of breathing, and gland secretions, as well as increases the aging of the body. Burnt or cooked marijuana weakens the liver, the brain, the eyes, and the sex organs. This can manifest as hormonal imbalance, nerve damage, reduced mineral absorption, decreased nutrients in the brain, and/or lung cancer, bronchitis, or other lung diseases. Marijuana, whether bought legally from dispensaries or illegally from “drug dealers” are unnaturally bred by being hybridized and/or genetically modified. They are also grown in poor quality soil, watered with poor quality water, and sprayed with toxic pesticides. This results in marijuana being MORE addictive then it would normally be, which results in having stronger withdrawal episodes. Symptoms of withdrawal include hunger cravings known as “the munchies” which are a result of liver damage, dehydration known as “cotton mouth”, headaches, hot and cold flashes, rapid mood swings, insomnia, and a warped sense of reality. Marijuana addiction is a result from the synthetic chemicals produced when marijuana is heated up. Melanin identifies the synthetic chemicals and binds to them in order to remove them from the body. The feeling produced in the process is known as “being high.” The “high” feeling is the really the feeling of the Melanin being depleted from the body, and the end result is the person using the marijuana becomes Melanin deficient. Because Black people have the greatest amount of Melanin, we get “higher” at a faster rate and on a higher level than any other people. Marijuana, along with tobacco, was grown on the plantations that had enslaved Afrikans working on them, at a higher rate than cotton, rice, or any other of the “cash crops”. Cocaine was used as a means to make the enslaved Afrikans work harder, faster, and for longer periods of times. Alcohol was used as a means to make the enslaved Afrikans more docile and less likely to revolt. The same plantations owning families that produced alcohol, tobacco, and marijuana are the same families that own the major alcohol, tobacco, and marijuana producing companies in the present day. Whenever Black people buy alcohol, tobacco, and/or marijuana, we are putting money into the hands of the descendants of the enslavers of our Ancestresses and Ancestors. At the same time, we are killing ourselves at a faster rate than we died during the enslavement era. We are essentially still “picking tobacco and marijuana” when we go to the store to pick tobacco or marijuana and their accessories off the shelf. This is not only enriching the europeans, but also the arab, indian, chinese, or other asian store owners who sell us the tobacco, the alcohol, and the marijuana and other drug accessories. Some of these store owners will allow drug dealers to make sells in their stores, for a fee of course. These Asian middle men are the same middle men from the enslavement era who worked hard at catching Afrikans to sell to the Europeans to be enslaved. Our willingness to give our hard earned money to the people who oppress Afrikan people in return drugs that will further subjugate us into oppression is a psychological and physical expression of self-hatred among Black people. There are a growing number of Negroes who are telling people that marijuana is beneficial to Black people and that Black people used marijuana in ancient Afrika for spiritual purposes or to achieve "higher consciousness." In reality, whether they know it or not, they working are working for the enemies of Black people by contributing to the high amount of drug addiction in the Afrikan race and the subsequent self-destruction in Black communities. The truth is, like ALL OTHER DRUGS, marijuana is anti-spiritual. All drugs disconnect Black people from their Ancestresses and Ancestors, the goddesses and gods, and the Great-Mother and Great-Father. All Drugs also open Black people up to be influenced or even possessed by spirits of disorder. Thus is why alcohol is also known as “spirits.” These spirits are either the deceased spirits of non-Afrikan people, or the deceased spirits of Afrikans that are Earth bound because they were engaged in perverse behavior, such as witchcraft, murder, drug or sexual addiction, or sexual deviancy such as homosexuality, rape, incest, pedophilia, and/or interracial relationships. AN AFRIKAN WOMAN OR MAN DOES NOT USE OR SELL MARIJUANA, TOBACCO, ALCOHOL, OR ANY OTHER DRUG, NOR DO THEY ATTEMPT TO JUSTIFY OR CONDONE EITHER OF THOSE BEHAVIORS. Suggested Sources: Melanin: A Key To Freedom by Richard King Melanin: The Chemical Key to Black Greatness by Carol Barnes Abatumm, Race and Nhwehwemu, Agyimifosem: The Idiocy of Rationalizing Marijuana Use & OBARIMA: Afurakani Manhood by Kwesi Akhan