Posted on Aug 30, 2022
Marijuana use is outpacing cigarette use for the first time on record
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https://www.npr.org/2022/08/30/ [login to see] /marijuana-cigarette-use-gallup-poll
Kinda Thought that Would Happen, Although if You're burning it to Ingest It, Doesn't that release some of the Same Carcinogens into Your System? Just a Thought! Also Weed still Smells worse than Tobacco.
Kinda Thought that Would Happen, Although if You're burning it to Ingest It, Doesn't that release some of the Same Carcinogens into Your System? Just a Thought! Also Weed still Smells worse than Tobacco.
Marijuana use is outpacing cigarette use for the first time on record
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When deployed, I avoided that stuff like crazy. I knew that if I got caught any where near it, my job post military was gone
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There are problems with marijuana use. People have suffer psychotic breaks, and other psychological problems. The THC levels are much higher than the levels in days gone by. I really don’t see marijuana as “ recreational “.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
LTC David Brown I Haven't Tried it in a Very Long Time, you may be correct but I'm the Grandson of a Rum Runner! Telling Me No Usually Ends with Me Saying "FU!"
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
..."Smoking cigarettes is clearly on the decline and is most likely to become even more of a rarity in the years ahead," Gallup Senior Scientist Dr. Frank Newport said. "This reflects both public awareness of its negative effects and continuing government efforts at all levels to curtail its use."
Meanwhile, 53% of people said in a July poll they think marijuana has positive effects on those who use it.
Still, alcohol is the most popular substance, and has remained consistent for a while. Sixty-seven percent of Americans in the most recent poll said they are drinkers, compared to 63% in 1939. About a third totally abstain from alcohol."
..."Smoking cigarettes is clearly on the decline and is most likely to become even more of a rarity in the years ahead," Gallup Senior Scientist Dr. Frank Newport said. "This reflects both public awareness of its negative effects and continuing government efforts at all levels to curtail its use."
Meanwhile, 53% of people said in a July poll they think marijuana has positive effects on those who use it.
Still, alcohol is the most popular substance, and has remained consistent for a while. Sixty-seven percent of Americans in the most recent poll said they are drinkers, compared to 63% in 1939. About a third totally abstain from alcohol."
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