>>1728998

Of coarse you can get addicted to MJ. (both Marijuana and Michael Jackson… lol)

I don't think the video states otherwise either.

It's the way we treat those addicted that are the problem. - which i happen to agree with.

As I am personally addicted to MJ (only the former this time) i know it is possible.

But i also know that the addiction isn't the problem. The addiction is a symptom of the problem.

Those scenarios you mention - while i can relate, truly, i can say that i'm proud to have never sunk to that level.

>The funniest thing on this argument though, is those that are addicted to it, try to compare it with actual necessities for sustaining life, like a anon did the other day, rolling roaches is equal to being hungry for food….seriously?

Yes that sounds bat shit insane…

Most MJ addicts don't think too bright - again i know from experience.

I think it has something to do with how old you were when you started and how much you use/d.

I started at 24.

>>1729097

>>1729163

>>1729176

point taken, i forgot the golden rule.

>>1729313

Imagine that you "Woke up" at the age of 22.

You realized, after spending your life on chasing the top job and following trends, that it's all a lie that everyone buys and all of this is set up to keep you from your potential.

Imagine that whoever you speak to, even family, about it. Openly declares you insane for thinking these thoughts.

Imagine being trapped in world where you want to fight but you don't know the direction in which to point your sword.

While being told by everyone that there is no fight.

You don't have to be weak of mind to be addicted to something.

Tell me honestly that you are not addicted to anything and i'll tell you that you are lying.

>>1729478

I've actually thought the same.

How well can (((they))) plan their moves?

months, years, decades, millennia?

Pretty long term by the looks of it.

But apparently not long enough to realize that the internet would be (((their))) downfall.

or maybe (((they))) underestimated the power of the chans, thinking they could control it.

>>1729642

Exactly

>>1729668

The very first post from last bread even says so.

<OMG what did I start?

>>1729705

You don't get around much then?

Maybe you just didn't know they were pot heads?

Thought about that faggot?