The point is to overwhelm the system. Public civil disobedience brings the issue to the public. Ghandi didn't protest in private.
What you would want to do are:
1) Bring the issue to the public. Make sure that it ends up on the evening news more often than not.
2) Dispel most of the myths associated with drugs (e.g. all drug users are out-of-control crazed lunatics on a homicidal rampage to kill you and your kids!).
3) Get more people on-board. If more and more and more people are getting arrested very publicly for using drugs, then at some point, the government will have to do something, because they can't afford to have a significant portion of the population in jail.
These are the end-goals. Mostly to change public perception and to get the majority of the population on your side. Then you want to bring the issue to a head.
What you would want to do are:
1) Bring the issue to the public. Make sure that it ends up on the evening news more often than not.
2) Dispel most of the myths associated with drugs (e.g. all drug users are out-of-control crazed lunatics on a homicidal rampage to kill you and your kids!).
3) Get more people on-board. If more and more and more people are getting arrested very publicly for using drugs, then at some point, the government will have to do something, because they can't afford to have a significant portion of the population in jail.
These are the end-goals. Mostly to change public perception and to get the majority of the population on your side. Then you want to bring the issue to a head.