Another Photographer Angry: NORML Rides the Bandwagon

Duuuuuude.
Understandably enough, the photographer responsible for the original picture is right hopping mad at the unrighteous appropriation of her 30-year-old snapshot.
But, as with the Manny Garcia controversy, the photograph has been out in the public domain since before the election, and no effort has been made to stop its misuse, so there's a case to be made that NORML is merely using their freedom of expression to comment on a current event.
On the other hand, just about every ad I run across on the Internet talks about how Obama is asking mothers to do this or Obama wants you to refinance that, so is it really about commentary and current events?
Or is NORML just trying to ride the same old focus-group tested bandwagon that all of the people who make those buck-fifty Google Ads (and the entire magazine publishing industry) are riding on?
Update: I held off on publishing this one while I waited to get some statements from the folks at NORML. Since they don't seem to be responding, and the esteemed Daryl Lang has written on the topic, I'm going to go ahead and publish.
If either NORML or Ms. Jack has a problem with the usage of the poster above, please contact me immediately.

