TUCKER CARLSON: "Weed Makes You A Passive Loser"

[@AddictionMindset]

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[@AddictionMindset]

It should be noted Tucker Carlson Consumes Nicotine 24/7. I am not saying this to judge, its juts worth mentioning. Everyone is on drugs, nicotine is a drug, caffeine is a drug, processed sugar is a drug, social media is arguably a drug..... yada yada

[@lazz419]

I dont use any drugs not even caffeine. Im not on social media and would not consider it a drug. How is it a drug?

[@bimbossovich]

@@lazz419 social media is an unlimited dopamine tap which leads to burning out your dopamine receptors and also distracting you from processing your experiences/emotions.

[@milesstover3724]

@@lazz419 dopamine feedback programming, validation feedback, its mostly relating to that. If you only take food and water and zero drugs, and dont use much technology, then maybe you have zero drug use or anything that could be considered as such

[@joshmich873]

People just tryna get by

[@toddt.]

Mormons ​@@lazz419

[@ideasoftheshipwrecked]

5 years off booze and 3 weeks off weed. Never quit quitting.

[@fentanyl6969]

well said and good shit my man

[@Matthewmm110]

346 days off weed, I quit on nye last year, 73 days off nicotine I never drank to start with but I last time I did was a month ago

[@DanielBergerHewitt]

Good man. I hope to get there.

[@AndresHernandez2]

@@Matthewmm110 nice man, I quit weed for a year and started vaping thc again for a month but im quiting for another year >:D its my little dirty secret because I deserve it. I quit cigs in 2016ish and THAT was hard to quit (Nicotine) Its been about 8 years without nicotine and it gets easier after 5 years, after 8 years it's a piece of cake. Weed doesnt make me THAT adicted but it feels REALY scary whenever I quit weed for like 2 or 3 days after a week it gets easier.

[@inosuke4708]

@@AndresHernandez2just stop smoking at all man. I know it’s hard but the back and forth isn’t a “reward” for you. It’s dragging yourself down. That’s the addict in your mind making justifications

[@Brand0n1337]

I’ve taken over a month break from your content, after sober October. I went back to weed, drinking, Smoking cigs. I think breaking my word to myself, and to what I want to commit to, is worse then the effects of the actual substances.. I’ve missed your content doc, I’m at a weird place in life. But consuming your content always reminds me of the path I’m supposed to “and genuinely Want to be on”.

[@Justiceforall2C]

I’m in the same boat man. Best of luck.

[@slaves329.]

Mate micro does philosibin .2 of a gram

[@slaves329.]

Or at least look it up

[@slaves329.]

​@@Justiceforall2Cwhat kills me is this so called doctor hasn't told anyone about it

[@petersladek3926]

I’m rooting for you bro

[@dmitriimuntean]

24:50 - Dr.Frank, truth does not need to defend itself. For the past two years all I've been doing is watching your FREE KZbin videos, learning, and growing in my sobriety. The amount of value your brand gives away completely for FREE is absolutely insane. You are dedicated to genuinely helping others and I'm certain that Addiction Mindset will reap the benefits.

[@Nooreazy]

I never knew it was called. Spontaneous recovery I'm 6months without alcohol , 4 months without nicotine and now two weeks without THC. I ve been sober for two weeks completely and I ended but quitting on a whim... Like I never planned it...and I'm going strong is an understatement.

[@furryplantsandcoins9070]

Congrats

[@Jen-rq9rb]

5th day sober from weed, alot thanks to the support of this channel. Threw away my last cigarettes today as well. I feel excited about my life for the first time in years. Thank you so much for this channel

[@KaileyJames-m2p]

I’ve finally quit smoking for the millionth time. For the past two weeks I’ve been procrastinating on throwing it away because I didn’t want to miss out on what I spent my money on and just the thought of throwing away something that wasn’t finished is very unsettling. Last night (12/08/24) I’ve built up the courage and decided to throw my THC DISPO away for good. I lowkey regret it because i still had a little more THC left before it started to taste like metal. I plan on quitting this time for good because weed no longer serves a purpose in my life anymore. The comments are making me feel more better because I’m not alone. Wish me the best on this journey.

[@KT-fx7cc]

Stay strong ❤❤❤❤

[@AAA79797]

geniuenly quitting weed is amazing, especialy if you actualy smoke alot / everyday.. there is a very noticable change that happens after 1-2mnths, it happens slowly, but once you realise that it has happend you realise how great it actualy is… much better mental clarity, memory, taste, endurance, sleep and a lot of other things as well… not to mention breathing becoms much better

[@RobertSitek-q1g]

Exactly one year ago I've stopped smoking weed. Your videos helped me a lot in first months. To anyone who is reading this: bad time will pass, get perspective from other people on your problem (in mine there was a therapist who helped a lot), your brain needs time to learn new ways reacting to things so in my case i just started new sport that was climbing. Change your relationship with "weed friends" or quit them if they dont accept new version of you. It could be much much harder than you think it will be but once you get through it you can become almost invulnerable for weed. After like 4-5months i really forgot that I ever smoked weed (ive been smoking daily for like 6-7years). You are most important human in your life :) Thank you Dr. Frank

[@life5161]

So in otherwords the best recovery strategy is actually WANTING to stop. You can go to rehab 600 times but if you don't actually want to quit for yourself you won't.

[@pilgrimsprogress3237]

I’d rather take a low THC high CBD vape than psych meds

[@robblaettler4589]

I've quit smoking time and time again. I always come back to it for one reason or another. I have a terrible coping strategy and weed seems to be my final vice. I dont drink or smoke cigarettes anymore. The last few months I've practiced yoga, taken vitamin and supplements and I still am smoking weed. Lately, I've been feeling immensely better yet I'm struggling to get started on things, or completing things. I had a moment the other day where I thought, I need to for real let this thing go. I'm still smoking weed, but I definitely am reaching the point where I'm growing very tired of it. I hope I'm getting closer to my final quitting of cannabis.

[@alexyssaubrie1606]

I’m on my 3rd day quitting for the millionth time but I think this time is it. But I’ve been watching a lot of your videos and other videos about quitting weed. And without fail, there’s multiple people defending weed in the comment every single time. It doesn’t make sense why they’re on the video in the first place if they’re not ready to quit. And then why do they have to take the time to comment? It seems like they’re trying to actively get people back on it. I see “everything is fine in moderation” but for some people it’s not! Let people quit if they don’t think it’s helping them, but I don’t get being the in quitting space if they don’t want to. Makes no sense. Some people refuse to believe there’s any negative consequences at all.

[@alexyssaubrie1606]

@@branscombe_ true but it doesn’t help the people trying to get support in the comments

[@Donteatmyeggos]

The ones defending weed in the comments are the ones who know secretly they have a problem but their addiction wont let them admit it. It's sad

[@sendysent]

Stick to it. Don’t listen to those people in the comments. I tried the “in moderation “ but that never worked for me. It always ended up being more and more each day. Ever since I’ve quit completely my ambition and drive has been through the roof. Got two certifications I’ve been wanting to finish ever since I’ve graduated college a few years ago. My CCNA and my security+. I landed my dream job as an infrastructure engineer II for a university and I couldn’t be happier. If didn’t quit weed I’d be complacent where I was in life. Now making six figures makes me realizes how weed wasted my life. It’s not for everyone.

[@sendysent]

@@Donteatmyeggosabsolutely. That’s a fact. I use to room w a kid that I graduated w that’s a civil engineer major but since he smokes weed daily and won’t quit he can’t reach his full potential bc most jobs in that field drug test and he refuses to quit smoking. I couldn’t live w the dude. Lost all his ambition and drive and just plays videos games all day/smoke. He has so much potential but it’s all going down the drain. People are blind to it. It’s sad

[@alexyssaubrie1606]

@@DaeLaRoamZ thank you for your words! I’m wishing you the best as well. It’s nice knowing others are in the same boat. The hardest part is not being hungry and the insomnia (currently 3:30 am) but if a drug that’s supposedly harmless makes it so I can’t do the 2 most basic needs without it, there’s something wrong there. There’s a sense of relief that it’s over now that I’ve never had before.

[@cameronchisholm638]

This is so real, weed community is insanely defensive

[@reali10044]

There is lots to be said about addiction without having to use bullshit form a white supremacist to say it.

[@WhatsThePoint01]

This channel is a gift! Bless you for what you do for the world! 🙏

[@col.0292]

Always like you're videos. I quit nicotine around September 14th of this year. I found your videos during my quitting experience.

[@matthewishunting]

I woke up almost 4 weeks ago quitting weed. Nearly 20 years daily smoking. Longest I went prior was 3 days doing tolerance breaks. My assertiveness and confidence has gone way up. I had no idea how much of a haze thc was giving me (pun intended). My memory has improved drastically. MY SLEEP IS SHIT but I've also lost nearly 15lbs right off the back since I don't have the night-munchies anymore. I thought it was so normal for me. I was just abusing it for my emotional regulation

[@tessietrue7485]

I quit 15 months ago after 30 yrs of daily smoking. My sleep has greatly improved, when I first quit my sleep was shit as well. I had night sweats for at least two months and the dreams and insomnia were crazy. Now I sleep so much better than when I smoked weed. I still dream regularly which I enjoy since I didn’t have any dreams for the 30 yrs I smoked.

[@matthewishunting]

@@tessietrue7485 yeah the sleep is getting like 1% better a night, so slowly but surely it will be normal. Exercise is helping my sleep as well. Glad to hear you're doing well!

[@KillahKoncept]

64 days here after also 20+ years of use and what you said about assertiveness and confidence is so true! I’m still struggling with the sleep issue unfortunately and also lost 10-15 pounds.

[@J3sus1SG0D1SHoly]

That's literally me. I quit marijuana, alcohol, and people were telling me I needed to fill every moment with aa/na meetings, or I'll back to it. Haven't relapsed, it isn't even on my mind. I've great days, and total shii days. It's gone. I am still paying my dealer off, he's actually understanding that I'm not doing it again. Weed is like having cancer. It destroys you.

[@JeffGordon-ph4vz]

I think you just have addictive tendencies people like you shouldn’t be on any substances period

[@dopestarinc69]

If weed destroys your life, you're probably gonna let anything destroy your life.

[@Da_Vulnerable_man]

Congrats

[@jordanmarturano3033]

30 days sober from the devils lettuce, cancer sticks are next

[@jordantony1796]

Congratulations bro we’re proud of you. Keep going stay hard.

[@jonathanwickett7028]

Congrats. The 19th will be 2 months off weed. Trying to quit cigarettes starting tomorrow

[@cuddlebug8106]

Weed at the time I “used” it opened up my friend circle at a time I was basically a loner. I hung out with more musically inclined people but at the same time got exposed to some dangerous individuals who were on other drugs. Did it make me a looser? Well these friends of mine were mainly high school dropouts and they generally only wanted to hang out if I had weed and Vice versa. So yeah it did make me a bit of a looser but because I gave up on my social life not just the weed itself.

[@carlosjones1104]

I was 4 years without cigarettes. But during that time I was still smoking weed and drinking. Then one night I hit a black and mild then im back on nicotine as well. Sometime after that when my brother passed, I went two years without drinking or smoking anything. Took a trip to Jamaica like "Hey, it's vacation." My body reacts to the substances differently now. Even then, I would want to keep them up. Thats how I know I'm done. I want to accomplish my lifes mission and be around for my children and grandchildren one day. The sober life is much better in my experience and I dont want to experience this detoxing stage again for the umpteenth time. I wanted a black and mild so bad today but I ran across this video instead. You video's have helped me alot during this spontaneous recovery. I also realized that one of my 3 drugs of choice always leads me to the other 2. Sober life is the only life for me. Im excited for it. For real this time... Don't ever give up. All of this makes you so much stronger. Never quit quitting.

[@novelaego2404]

smoking weed sucks, sobriety sucks. Do your best.

[@Isaiah-ds1ks]

I was smoking thru a 2g disposable a week. On top of that I went through 2 nic vapes every 8-9 days. I’m slowly on the road to quitting and this sucks😐

[@aggerpakker2376]

i've been smoking weed since i was 18 i am 28 now and i have stopped weed over 100 times. I am on day three now quitting weed and my emotions is going through the roof. I can diffently agree on that weed can make you aggressive. the only reason people say its a peacefull drug is because at the time your smoking and getting high your litterally ''passive'' but when you get back to your senses it makes you dull , irritated and more suasible to a violent action.

[@tellmemoreliesmyfriend237]

It is definitely my experience that the irritability after not smoking affects my attitude to those around me.

[@Things606]

This video is going to make a lot of folks angry

[@iykej6]

Not wrong. Thumbnail alone made me wanna punch my stove! 👊

[@jordantony1796]

If they get angry, that’s their addictive personality getting upset

[@forbiddenedits]

If you guys don’t get that this channel is actually just a marketing tool to sell his line of supplements you just slow at this point

[@Things606]

@@jordantony1796 lol agreed

[@John-M.]

@@forbiddenedits199$ for their “Crave Less” supplement. Grifters will grift. In the end I won’t quit consuming THC products unless I start to experience symptoms of CHS. Helps me in many more ways than it hinders me. To each their own. 🤷

[@ThermomixTm6Edition]

Thank u for your channel, the first videoes u did had some music sounds or noise in the start that was hard for relapsing, but the stuff u put out now is very good Doctor,

[@oedrogonzalez7056]

AA does work, has helped allot of ppl

[@mariaf7729]

You know, I've never liked the notion that weed makes you stupid and lazy, because I don't think that's true, at least for me. In fact, cannabis often enhances my motivation and creativity. The problem is that weed makes me cognitively slow and discombobulated. I never got high and thought, "I don't care about xyz, I just want to be stoned and do nothing." No! I had every intention to do things, I just wanted to smoke first (a la Towelie). The only STUPID part is that I deluded myself into thinking each attempt to accomplish things while high would somehow be different than the 100s of failed previous attempts. The reality is that, no, I'm not lazy or stupid, but definitely not as functional or efficient while stoned. Furthermore, I don't think that calling addicts "passive losers" is helpful. Sure, maybe for the "facts not feelings" types like Tucker this is motivating, but for most people I'd argue this encourages self loathing and makes them want to use more.

[@user-us1vl2nx7t]

As a chronic pain patient, who has tried just about every pharmaceutical solution, healthy eating, supplements, stretching to name a few. I believe it is important to distinguish between addiction and dependency. Because 1 joint a day or two on a really bad day is a much better alternative. On the other hand, I don't believe full recreational is doing any justice for patients who benefit.

[@rdiwgrvdjssft]

On day 4. Love you bro.

[@brawnyd22]

I think AA can work fairly well for those who go weekly for not just the 12 steps or the rehab stint, but every week for years, decades. In the US as adults we are quite alone...community is a way for us to have people to lean on, pick us up, and stay commited to changes that might otherwise be daunting to go about alone.

[@Paulenchucker]

Weed makes me not give a shid about buying shid I don’t need to impress people I don’t know. Tucker’s right.

[@SabbathPriest33]

As if “being a loser” actually means anything 😂😂

[@morgan6468]

Medical detox for benzos is dangerous. Way too fast. A very slow taper is best for benzo withdrawal to avoid neurological injury… The Ashton manual is a great resource on this.

[@Clarrybongalot]

What would you say is better for chronic pain from injuries, marijuana or opioids or tramadole or ssis ? Some people can't just live with pain, it ruins your life way worse than pot

[@AAA79797]

well, clinicaly for serious pain its opioids… if you have a broken arm there is a reason you are given them and not weed

[@Clarrybongalot]

@AAA79797 short term maybe, I was on tramadole for 11 years which caused other problems "side effects " weed is useful for pain with virtually no side effects and will not kill anyone.and the reason drs don't prescribe weed is they are not incentivised to do so like they are with opiates eg.theres no money in it for them with THC or cbd. Even panadol/Tylenol kilsl thousands each year thc does not .chronic pain is long term pain not short term

[@SL-sz7jb]

Ice pack

[@chuckyboy1217]

My take is that weed is okay *in moderation*. You just have to not let it distract even 1% from your goals and don’t use it as a coping mechanism for life’s troubles. I go on 4-5 hour hikes 2x a week and bring a joint or two each time. As long as you’re productive and don’t let it control you. Cigarettes and alcohol on the other hand? Never tried nicotine, never will. And the taste and morning after effects of alcohol is enough of a deterrent for me.

[@Sarahizahhsum]

Spontaneous for me for the first time ever!! 2 days no weed 4 days no alcohol Nicotine is next ❤

[@JustinSanders-m5h]

Great video man I appreciate you

[@Gain-Health]

I thought I was the only one … I went to AA … I couldn’t do it … I trusted my gut … It was one thing … I believe in a divine creator Who made the human body with its ability to heal itself fully from anything If it’s faith based … yet goes against the God who made the body … yet the 1st thing you have to do is deny that in saying .. I am diseased and can never be cured … isn’t a disease … that is never corrected What may never be corrected is the pattern of thinking The power of belief is crucial … Thanks for this video I’ve been following you for a long time, joined one of your groups in school and certainly will hop on the paid part. I needed to take care of alcohol first

[@noelennon420]

Well, guess i'm not quitting then.

[@GugenhauberRoland]

The correct formula is mixing your high thc% weed with cbd-only weed until you're happy and smoke it like its tobacco. Or if you wanna quit just use the same method to gradually reduce it over time. Or only smoke cbd in the first place. I dont wanna make propaganda for weed but i think people unneccessarily complicate things with either smoking the craziest cali strains or none at all

[@Anna-ww4pv]

Weed is not harmless.

[@WookieeWarrior3000]

I think renewing the war on drugs is a bad idea; there needs to be an organic cultural movement, supported by people in high places, to push more and more of the population towards sobriety. Just Say No failed because it concentrated too heavily on the downsides of drugs, rather than the upsides of living life without them.

[@AddictionMindset]

Fully agreed

[@austinaschh]

4:00 I think he meant he has fought people on whether weed makes you stupid and complacent

[@kzmOP]

Was so ber nicotine free for oast 4mnth but sudden work pressure and same set of smoker frnds fall back into smoking...hope to comeback and try again jai hind jai shree Ram

[@jeredubz24]

Pretty sure the fights he was referring to was arguments…like people saying it’s fine and doesn’t affect you negatively

[@lomeinbullies5768]

A channel called addiction mindset and every video is about weed 😂. Bro weed is one of the best things to cope with real hard drug and alcohol addiction withdrawals. You're strange man. You were one of those guys who smoke weed out of peer pressure to look cool but didn't actually like it. If it doesn't benefit you it doesn't benefit you bro. You know I agree. Recreational use is abuse and immature. But some people wouldn't even be alive or be able to cope with their ailments without it. Dude has been at war with weed for some years now and it's just weird af 😂. There's definitely a market of people who it's not for them that will be drawn to this though. I don't understand why maybe they felt like left out like they're not cool and they want to justify that weed isn't cool or I don't know.lol. It reminds me of the people who would always smoke because they want to fit in with a group of friends but they always have a panic attack and it's like why do you even do it or hang out with us dude? You don't belong here

[@dopestarinc69]

Would love to see Tucker stand face to face with Nick Diaz and tell him he's weak lol. The host is more on point with his confidence argument.

[@taxifarmer7602]

You gotta interview Tucker! Agree drugs are bad it’s funny that nicotine doesn’t count in his eyes though. That was my biggest addiction that nearly destroyed my entire life

[@terralife6467]

punishing for drugs like in Singapur is crazy and no something to be proud off.

[@jordantony1796]

If people smoke in the morning on break on lunch last break smoke when they get home smoke b4 bed ur addicted 😂😂😂and if your not quit for a week

[@dmitriimuntean]

W Tucker. Good video.

[@onetime3137]

Could u do a video on blunts specifically?

[@Pacif]

😂

[@onetime3137]

@Pacif 🤣

[@viewer9737]

Idk why but addiction mindset sounds exactly like Minnesota burns. If u weren’t a kid during the early cod years u won’t know burnsy. But they definitely sound alike

[@greg9069]

Dr Frank you’re a chiropractor, have you ever seen someone with calcified herniated discs and congenital spinal stenosis? It is ridiculously painful. And I can say, Tucker sits there talking down on drug users with that nicotine pouch in his mouth, like what a hypocrite… he’s lucky his back is healthy and he’s not in pain… dude, if I put a nicotine pouch in my mouth rn I would literally curl up in a ball and cry because of the amount of pain. I have spent over 5,000 dollars on chiropractic, 2 years of physical therapy, surgery, nothing works. The only pain relief I’ve gotten is low dose opioids, been on the same dose for years now and it works, it’s the only thing that works… when I hear people, especially nicotine users telling me I’m a dysfunctional member of society because I take drugs that literally allow me to function somewhat normally… it makes me furious.

[@bigpotato7804]

A chiropractor will likely cause you more harm than good, your problems are internal and very complex. Physical therapy will not help, you will not get better on your own. You may have to deal with the pain with opiates if you do not have the best doctors to do surgery as not the best doctors will likely make it much worse. Your in a bad situation, for now I would suggest continue to manage pain with opiates and consult the highest level doctors you can. If you can't afford it or don't have access to that, sucks for you, that's life, life sucks sometimes, people die of cancer and pain all the time. Good thing is, if you can ignore the pain, you can keep going, your issues are not life threating.

[@AddictionMindset]

I totally agree with you. It’s a major issue I have with his messaging. I feel bad for people now who cannot get proper pain management with narcotic medications. I actually think it’s horrible. Basically they got rid of prescribed drugs only to see an increase in illegal drugs. It’s sad.

[@tellmemoreliesmyfriend237]

>>calcified herniated discs

[@Plantbasedwizard98]

So true!!

[@Rhythmic_Hammer]

Pot calling the kettle black, Frank is addicted to helping people reclaim their lives! Addict!! 😉

[@Slumpgodslimey]

Weed indeed makes you violent and pyschotic i remember when I was 16 i used to get in a bunch of fights and im sure weed had something to do with that

[@novelaego2404]

it does for sure

[@papakael8247]

The biggest passive loser, Tucker Carlson, has weighed in. 👏 👏

[@adrianlopez9371]

He’s so arrogant

[@loyalbeast1600]

I don’t think make you aggressive but it’s does make you paranoid and insecure and because of that it’s cause aggression lol

[@powerballace]

Big Tucker fan, I’m sorry but this seems pretty hypocritical, I think others judging others and calling them losers because they smoke a plant meanwhile you smoke arguably a worse plant & sell nicotine pouches is crazy talk. If you’re an American you should care about freedom of choice. How many people die from cigarettes every year?

[@AddictionMindset]

Agreed, it’s confusing because he is all about freedom of choice and such so this is odd

[@ohioseo6309]

I love your channel. I just wish you wouldn’t talk so much and let the Tucker Carlson video play

[@josephe.822]

Tucker is never for me, he makes that very clear.

[@MartinJohnson85115]

What does it matter to the active addict whether or not it's a "solution" or a "distraction?" The drugs *are* a benefit to that addict. They're going to find a way to justify, rationalize, and bargain regardless of the word choice. You're getting caught up in the semantics way too much. Your burning stove to mask the broken leg metaphor is really bad, too --- no offense. A much better way to put this: People think that drug use is the problem. No, drugs are the solution. Your problem is your thinking, attitude, and behavior.

[@littlelizzymamaliz]

Wait... are you a right winger? Tucker is a horrible person and it's really disgusting to see you even platforming him on any level

[@merff8336]

Carlson is a clown

[@aprilflowers4709]

Mahalo💖

[@Batuki07]

If you gonna consider the opinion of this morom you lost my subscription

[@mattricopena]

Time wasting and smoking cannabis go hand in hand 🤝

[@matlock253]

Play the video stop talking

[@ashtonhammond1302]

Live as if your life won't last forever. Value God as a Heavenly Father to you. He is your Creator and do good by Him. Worship in spirit, and in truth! End times are taking place now. ESV Bible is right, along with KJV Bible. Repent, or perish with out a chance at Heaven! Give other mercy, be brave, and wiser then last year.

[@ratoncitoification]

This is stupid.

[@ashtonhammond1302]

Have a good heart, full of compassion for those in needs. Heal ego issues to forgive,and be forgive after repentance to God. Hell is forever suffering repent, or else. End Times are getting worse! Heal hurt in others to be blessed.

[@bigpotato7804]

Saudi Arabia allows Nicotine. If you travel to Dubai you will see many people smoking cigarates, vaping, and using oral nicotine. Nicotine does not effect society the way other drugs do, they can be seen as benificial in many ways, yes it is not optimal for your health long term, however neither is McDonalds, WhatABurger, Chic-Fil-A, EVERY FAST FOOD CHAIN is ARGUABLE WORSE than consuming nicotine. If you want to use nicotine, use nicotine while realizing the negatives. If you want to optimize your health, you may do so WITHOUT quitting nicotine, depending on how you consume nicotine, this can alter the negatives. Vaping is not the same as Zyns, yes both have negatives. There is a delta of risk we incur doing ANYTHING. You could walk outside and die. Big deal. For a society as a whole, nicotine is arguably the most benificial, and least harmful. This is why Saudi Arabia allows it.

[@AddictionMindset]

I agree, but it’s a tough argument I think you have to then draw the line on the type of nicotine consumed. Cause ya know cigs kill many people and impact many families still

[@bigpotato7804]

@@AddictionMindset Yes, cigarettes and combusted tobacco is the worst form.

[@lomeinbullies5768]

Man you want to make a difference on a real epidemic. Talk about kratom addiction. I've smoked cannabis for over 20 years and some days I go a full day without even realizing I didn't use or have a craving for it. I don't even have craving for it. I tried kratom and I can hardly taper myself off. This is a real dependency and withdrawals I'm talking about here and you can just buy it at the gas station. Your focus on cannabis is clown behavior to me bro. There's people out here truly suffering and none of them are suffering from cannabis bro. The people who are enabling such content are people who really didn't like weed but just got caught up with it out of peer pressure. The type of people who it induces anxiety in. It's not hard for people to quit weed bro. Just look at all the people in your comments. There's no physical dependency or withdrawals it's just a mental thing. It's the only thing I've ever tried that literally didn't cause dependency or withdrawals.