The main issue with drugs isn't the drug. It's the peer group who tend to do those drugs. My cousin didn't hang out with bad kids, but they were like the enligh

The main issue with drugs isn't the drug. It's the peer group who tend to do those drugs. My cousin didn't hang out with bad kids, but they were like the enlightened Joe Rogan types that understand the system is corrupt but don't realize yet (because they're too young and inexperienced) that you can't do anything about it or "armchair activism" as you will. So go figure these people live in the present and ignore the repercussions for the future. On paper Joe Rogan is right in many things he says. To an untrained and inexperienced mind, you should definitely not take anything he says without understanding: he didn't start taking drugs till he had a solid career, he only did them with trusted friends, he did them when they wouldn't affect his job, he has a safe supply that he can get, on top of having a safe space to be when he does them. Not exactly the same experience as someone who can lose a job over it or go to prison for possession.