Several American Presidents farmed hemp and cannabis , and some are believed to have smoked it. One out of every five Americans in all walks of life say they have tried it, and it is still very popular. Since Biblical times. This practice was widely accepted in Canada and the US, as well, until the orchestrated campaign of the 1930s led to disinformation, public hysteria, and the first laws against using it. No, it is not.
Most users are moderate consumers who only smoke it socially or occasionally to relax.
On a relative scale, marijuana is less habit-forming than either sugar or chocolate. Sociologists report a general pattern of marijuana usage that peaks in the early adult years, followed by a period of leveling off, and finally a gradual reduction in use. The federal agency NIDA says that autopsies show 75 people per year are high on marijuana when they die, but this does not mean marijuana is a factor in any of their deaths. No, just the opposite. The only crime most marijuana users commit is using marijuana.