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A significant part of Chong's life revolves around his legal battles over marijuana possession. Arrested in 2003 for selling glass pipes, he recalls how these events turned him into a martyr for the cannabis movement. Despite being imprisoned for nine months and facing ongoing legal issues, Chong’s steadfastness only amplified his influence in the fight for legalization.
He vividly describes his time behind bars, emphasizing how prison, ironically, became a space for self-discovery and education. His insight into the injustices of the system and the absurdity of drug laws reflects a deep understanding of how societal policies have targeted cannabis users disproportionately.