America's War on Drugs

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I'd deal with none, if I had the chance. I can tell you here and now, that most drunkards, and most stoners, and other types of junkies are people of low education, low life standards, and people who have faced serious problems in their past.

That just isn't true. Some might call me a stoner and I have had a high level of education and I haven't had to face anything serious in life so far. I just fucking love weed.

Yeah, that could be, and I also know people that have used cannabis in the past, or still using cannabis casually(not more than once or twice a month or two months).
But I could certainly say that the numbers of stoners are a lot higher amongst the lower stratas of society, which I attribute to the higher stress that these people face and the lack of other recreational activities that these people can participate in, due to their lack of funds.
They just don't have anything else to do with their leisure time.
If not using marijuana, they use alcohol.
People who are chronic marijuana users are rarely people who are of middle class(i.e. better education, better familial values, better social standing overall).
Besides, I'm fairly skeptical whether you will continue to be the stoner you are once you have a wife, kids, a good job, neighbors and hopefully, grandchildren in the future.
I doubt it. People of young age generally tend to do such things. I do it myself. I use marijuana with friends not more than ten times a year maybe. But there was a time when I was heavily involved with toluene, a chemical that I used to sneak out from the school laboratory, or buy from vendors in the form of glue, that used toluene as it's primary solvent.. During that time, my social life and grades have gone downhill, and even though I felt no physical need to use it, I felt a psychological need. It's quite better than marijuana(in terms of hallucinogenic effects), and has no visible short term physical effects.