Strypes,

"But the majority of the people who came aboard Maryjane during the Te Ika a Maui leg of the tour were young Maori. Most of the others were either older Maori or young pakeha. Only a tiny fraction would fit your sneering stereotype of 'pakeha hippies'."

Seeing as the people in the photos traveling on the bus appear to be 'pakeha hippies' and you say those visiting the bus are mostly 'young Maori', what does that say to you?!
Of course our people need decriminalisation (we've had bluddy 168 years of it!) but how does promoting drug use/drug reform really help us to move onwards? Have you looked at the stats of drug abuse amongst young Maori?
Get out of your drug-induced cloud and do something more useful for the health and empowerment of all our people, please. Fighting the battle for our rights to smoke drugs is a waste of time, energy and brain cells... and damaging in the process by making smoking drugs seem cool.
There are more important things in life than dulling our brains with drugs!