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53% of British Columbians have tried marijuana, and 2.4% use opioids. Not much of a gateway...
by elchief 10y ago
53% of British Columbians have tried marijuana, and 2.4% use opioids. Not much of a gateway...
- cmdrfred 10y agoI wonder what percentage of legal opioid users move onto heroin and obtaining the drug via illegal means. If more, then at very least the theory is applied in a hypocritical way.
- cgh 10y agoThis is one basis of the fentanyl crisis in BC, eg http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/british-columbia/north-van-couple-lost-tofentanyl/article32933591/ http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/british-columbia/north-v...
- gozur88 10y agoHeh heh. When I was growing up there was a big push to prevent kids from smoking, because smoking was supposed to be the gateway drug to marijuana. When I got to college I heard the same thing from all the smokers: "I never had any desire to smoke cigarettes until after I started smoking pot."
- unprepare 10y agolikely a result of its questionable legality, since cigarettes are a perfectly valid reason to smell like smoke.