The Pot Experiment Has Been a Disaster
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“If marijuana definitively destroys lives, should we be free to smoke?” - Breakpoint
As iron sharpens iron,
one person sharpens another. (Proverbs 27:17)
“If marijuana definitively destroys lives, should we be free to smoke?” - Breakpoint
“However, U.S. adults view marijuana as less harmful to users than tobacco, nicotine and alcohol” - Gallup
“Those previously diagnosed with cannabis addiction were almost twice as likely to develop clinical depression and up to four times as likely to be diagnosed with bipolar disorder.” - Breakpoint
“The proportion of Americans who say they smoke marijuana has more than doubled since 2013, when Gallup first asked the question. That year, 7% said they did.” - Gallup
“after more than a decade of legal recreational marijuana, we now have significantly more data. Far from being safe, recreational pot is clearly a net loss for public health.” - Breakpoint
“Increased potency of marijuana in the global market is a factor, and lawmakers have ‘decreas[ed] the public’s perception of its harm,’ according to the study’s lead author.” - Breakpoint
“Recently, National Geographic covered the growing trend of experts now questioning the efficacy of marijuana as a treatment for what it is most commonly prescribed: pain relief.” - Breakpoint
“… a new study found that medical marijuana may just have the same pain-relieving effect as a fake pill.” - Relevant
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“We need to be especially on guard against any claim that chemical-induced spiritual experiences draw us closer to Jesus … . more akin to witchcraft than it is to any form of historically and biblically orthodox Christianity.” - Relevant
“the number of heavy users has grown much faster than either the total number of users or the population as a whole. In 2020…there were 2.26 times as many Americans who used marijuana 10 days a month or more.” - IFS
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