Sunlight is the Best Disinfectant

  Recently, Patrick Duff has tangled himself up in some strange situations with such bodies as Stockton College, Point Pleasant, Camden City, the City of Philadelphia, Haddon Heights, Delran School District, the NJ Department of Environmental Protection, and the NJ Governor’s office. Duff has said repeatedly that he’s a high school dropout but he likes to pass himself off as a whole bunch of things that a high school diploma would probably help him understand better. While he’s gone around the state trying to hold all sorts of peoples feet to the fire, Patrick seems to have failed to learn one important thing—you have to follow the law. All the laws actually. Not just the ones you agree with. Patrick is no stranger to law enforcement, from underage drinking issues-   To an outstanding warrant for refusing to settle up on an old ticket-   And he’s been pretty open over the years about his coast to coast “civil disobedience” before weed was legal… All of that wouldn’t

  Brace yourselves, this is a wild ride we’re about to go on here. If you thought taking money for a Martin Luther King memorial was bad, believe me when I say, this one will go up your a$$.   Enter again, our favorite self-described “rabble rouser”, Patrick Duff.  Patrick has sure gotten around over the years. He’s given himself many names and titles, such as high school drop-out, realtor, car salesman, weed connoisseur, activist, journalist, investigator, cannabis advocate, reverend, entrepreneur, gadfly, and most recently: colon cancer patient . I’m getting ahead of myself here. This story starts years before his “cancer.” Duff has made a lot of strides in the cannabis community over the years and that’s cool. Weed should be legal and anyone convicted of a marijuana related offense should get an apology once it is. Except when people who sell it try to make it sound like some sort of miracle cure all, and act like they have secret medical knowledge the FDA is keeping from

  Photo: Patrick Duff pointing to his "Money Tree:: “If you hate a person, you hate something in him that is part of yourself. What isn't part of ourselves doesn't disturb us.” ― Hermann Hesse, Demian: Die Geschichte von Emil Sinclairs Jugend   It’s a funny thing, when you grow up and learn that exceptionally good and decent people tend to see the best in others (sometimes with blinders even) and very bad people tend to see the worst. To those who are corrupted, they will see corruption all around them, even when it isn’t there. It’s easier for them to occupy the place in their minds that tells them that everyone is just as bad as they are, and so they are not really bad at all. They tend to run around pointing fingers and deflecting attention off their own misgivings and wrongdoings, and then paint themselves as the sole last good person standing. Sadly, that kind of cognitive dissonance,  mixed with narcissism and gaslighting allows those people to get away wi