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Picture a horde of lemmings suddenly deciding to change direction and stampede off a different cliff.

Alcohol still gets credit for close to 90,000 deaths every year– more than other drugs, even in the middle of an epidemic.

Cannabis doesn’t replace opioids the way methadone or buprenorphine do. There’s no antagonist effect as with naloxone or naltrexone.

You may have unintentionally established a pattern of saying things you didn’t really mean, or making promises you didn’t keep, or threatening consequences that never came to pass.

The list of deaths from the practice is long and oddly prestigious, featuring celebs such as John Belushi and Chris Farley, among many others.

If the dose is in fact subtherapeutic, then what causes the effects so enthusiastically reported by the user?

So, public health advocates maintain, the McConnell plan is really just a clever ruse to reduce support for other legislation that might actually reduce smoking and vaping.

Will society benefit from greater access to this drug? Are there potential problems we haven’t anticipated?

This is in part a course correction from the trend of several decades ago, when the emphasis was on cutting expenses in the naive belief all addicts could be successfully treated on an outpatient basis.

Clearly, these folks don’t experience shame in the way society expects. It’s why they arrive in treatment angry and defensive.