In essence, the philosophy of “over-grow the government” deals with the idea if enough individuals were to sporadically plant cannabis seeds on public grounds – that the government would not have the resources to eradicate them all. As the public are exposed to frequent cannabis sightings – the negative image of the plant begins to deteriorate and public perception shifts in favor of legalization.
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