Marijuana – A Second Class Addiction ( PART 1 )
July 28, 2012
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Marijuana: A Second Class Addiction (MASCA) sets out to investigate the popular misconception that marijuana is a non-addictive, non habit forming substance. Despite the fact that it is illegal, the ever-growing debate over whether marijuana should be legalized always tends to graze over one of the very fundamental questions of such a proposal — can people get addicted to marijuana? MASCA takes us on an intimate journey through the life of David Goldenkranz, a 22 year old marijuana addict, who
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Thing is people can get addicted to absolutely anything so, while I fully support the use of cannabis as a medicine, I’d agree this vid raises a valid point. But, purely from a medicinal point of view, you MUST weigh up the trade off that individuals have to make. Would someone agree that a minor addiction is a fair price to pay for easing the symptoms of MS/chemo/epilepsy or any one of the hundreds of illnesses that it’s seeming to help ? The sad fact is, most don’t even get the option.