The popular Wall Street Journal blog, "The Juggle," asks its readers to comment on the following intriguing questio.  Check it out and comment, too!

We’ve written before about how the pressures of the juggle can drive us to drink alcohol, and many of you said that you drink in your leisure time. What about marijuana?

On Friday, SAFER's Mason Tvert announced that he would lead a march at Town Center of Aurora to protest the treatment of John Gailey a week earlier.

Back then, Gailey was cited for trespassing and banned from the mall for a year because he wore a "Yes We Cannabis" T-shirt, and refused to remove it.

Approximately thirty marchers participated in the event, and none of them were hassled by mall security -- which is the way it should be, Tvert says.

"The mall was very hands off, and didn't stop a single person wearing a marijuana T-shirt," Tvert notes. "And we hope they'll continue that policy in the future."

Wearing T-shirts spouting a variety of pro-marijuana messages, a group of about 40 marijuana advocates quietly strolled into Town Center at Aurora on Saturday in support of a man banned from the mall last week after wearing a similar shirt.

Unlike the man banned last week, 28-year-old John Gailey, Saturday’s group wasn’t asked to leave the mall or change their attire.

Instead, the group walked from store to store like any other shoppers.

Mason Tvert, executive director of Safer Alternative For Enjoyable Recreation, which organized the event, said his group hoped the event would make it easier for other marijuana advocates to wear pro-marijuana shirts without problems.