With a 10-day supply of opioids, 1 in 5 become long-term users
Doing something illegal (like pot) doesn&#x27;t automatically make you a criminal.  I&#x27;m serious.<p>For example, any time two people have sex if they drank first (are drunk) then no matter how much they consent and really, really want to have sex it&#x27;s &quot;technically rape&quot; (I am serious).  That doesn&#x27;t make them criminals.  And rape is serious.<p>You have to look at the ACTUAL enforcement practices where you&#x27;re located.  What do people (police) ACTUALLY do?<p>Also, remember: the reason it is not completely legal might have nothing to do with your consumption of it.  For example, would like advertisements for it?  Totally legit companies doing things that are &quot;legal&quot; today like shilling on Reddit, trying to get people to use their (legal) drugs?<p>So I would encourage you not to have such a black and white view of what is &quot;criminal.&quot;  It&#x27;s a scale.  Just as you&#x27;re not raping a girl if you two have great drunk sex some night and both wanted it, you&#x27;re not a criminal if you light up a joint.