Yes, many successful people smoke cannabis. That is true. But most people do not live around succesful people. Cannabis consumption is very much shown to catalyze symptomatic behaviors among the schizophrenic and schizotypal, as well as accelerate dozens of mental disorders. And most of America does not live around successful, high IQ, high income people. If you live in a rich community in Vermont, I agree that cannabis legalization will not fundamentally alter your society. But most people in the United States live in a multicultural hellhole. They are fucking drowning in barely literate and entirely hostile 80 IQ foreigners that will have the voices of their ancestors whispering in their ear to stab them in the neck if they ride public transit. Cannabis contributes to these peoples murders. Furthermore, this is a world of eternal struggle and those who do not wish to fight do not deserve to live. On a long enough timeframe, you cannot have a nation if you are not willing to soak it in the blood of its enemies. You absolutely certainly cannot maintain a multiracial country without the constant threat of blood and death upon the mud races.

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This is generally correct. There is a wild mythology surrounding cannabis and its consumption, especially in the group of mentally ill people that you mention, who almost universally use it to 'self-medicate'. I have seen many otherwise bright and well-intentioned people, often youths, decay into utter dependency on cannabis usage which often devolves further into experimentation with pharmaceuticals and harder recreational drugs, resulting in them almost completely falling away from human society and meaningful use of their faculties. It saddens me greatly.
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