This was sent to you from non-rabbit user John McCarty
Dear fellow educator:
My name is John McCarty, a fifth grade teacher with seven years experience in Missouri. I have nearly completed an Education Specialist degree in administration, which has included legal courses.
The reason for this note is to point out, if you were not aware, that Looney Labs uses its popular Fluxx game to advocate for marijuana. Stoner Fluxx, suspiciously not listed on Fluxx's main page, uses the same basic rule set as any other Fluxx game you may use in the classroom. This means that by teaching children to use Fluxx, you are de facto teaching them to play Stoner Fluxx. You can see to possible legal problems here, as a parent who discovers their child playing Stoner Fluxx and is understandably upset (instead of "playing the game with them" as Looney Labs ludicrously suggests) will be mad enough to call their lawyer when they find out that the child learned to play Fluxx in the classroom.
Furthermore, your position as a "Rabbit" for the company puts you in jeopardy. Proceeds from this game have been used to donate thousands to legalizing marijuana. In Missouri, moral turpitude is enough grounds for dismissal. I understand laws are similar in most states. Having your name associated with Stoner Fluxx is dangerous to your career. It is sad that Looney Labs have taken such a kid friendly and intelligent game and chosen to use it to advocate for an illegal and immoral drug.
I have informed and continue to inform numerous companies, associations, and news agencies about the duplicity of Looney Labs selling this game to educators with one hand and drug addicts with the other. Please consider this letter fair warning.
John McCarty
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