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It depends whether or not Big Tobacco takes it on as a cash crop. I'm sure you could make marijuana addictive with enough additives and advertising. I've met a
by mbenjaminsmith 17y ago
It depends whether or not Big Tobacco takes it on as a cash crop. I'm sure you could make marijuana addictive with enough additives and advertising.
I've met a lot of messed up people, the vast majority were primarily addicted to alcohol. All of them smoked pot on occasion. None of them had anything resembling a 'pot addiction.'
- biohacker42 17y agoI think cash is involved, but I'm thinking more along the lines of sales tax and state budgets. I don't think the tobacco lobby is quite as strong as it used to be. The FDA just got the right to regulate the nicotine content. And I'm not sure the tobacco lobby was ever quite as powerful as you seem to think it is today.