Well, you seem to think all drugs make you hallucinate, and you don't sound like you've educated yourself at all aside from what youve read on the news. Hell, Ive heard much more accurate accounts of the effects of drugs on the news. Might I suggest erowid.com for accurate information about what drugs actually do.
Protip: psychedellics (lsd, psilocybin mushrooms, peyote, ayawasca, etc) make you hallucinate.
people who use uppers (speed, meth) can develop psychosis, which with long term heavy use can cause hallucinations.
cannabis is "relatively" harmless as it has still not been successfully linked to lung cancer and is only dangerous to certain individuals with a predisposition to early onset mental illness, such as schizophrenia. in those such individuals recreational drug use can trigger the mental illness earlier in life, but while harder drugs can cause long term brain damage, cannabis can not.
Is it normal to think this about drug users?
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Well, you seem to think all drugs make you hallucinate, and you don't sound like you've educated yourself at all aside from what youve read on the news. Hell, Ive heard much more accurate accounts of the effects of drugs on the news. Might I suggest erowid.com for accurate information about what drugs actually do.
Protip: psychedellics (lsd, psilocybin mushrooms, peyote, ayawasca, etc) make you hallucinate.
people who use uppers (speed, meth) can develop psychosis, which with long term heavy use can cause hallucinations.
cannabis is "relatively" harmless as it has still not been successfully linked to lung cancer and is only dangerous to certain individuals with a predisposition to early onset mental illness, such as schizophrenia. in those such individuals recreational drug use can trigger the mental illness earlier in life, but while harder drugs can cause long term brain damage, cannabis can not.