Weed can absolutely be considered addictive. But using their criteria and based on what we've observed in society, we can also call television, chocolate, McDonnald's, candy, video games, music, gambling, running, and internet addictive. All these things and so much more are habbit forming for a lot of people, but we dont' make them illegal on the basis of them being "addictive". Considering that the two main legal drugs, alcohol and tobacco, are more addictive than most illegal drugs, how can they even justify prohibition with this?

The sheeple need to stop being so scared by the word "addictive" and realize just how broad such a term is.
Gandalf_The_Grey Reviewed by Gandalf_The_Grey on . Weed not being addictive is a myth After reading a lot of posts on this forum, I've noticed that a lot of you seem to have the false idea in your head that weed isn't addictive. I don't know if you've been lied to or are just kidding yourselves. It's been proven scientifically and by my own experience that it's both physically and psychologically addictive. When quitting smoking after I've been smoking daily I have insomnia, loss of appetite, and irritability for a couple of days. The insomnia often lasts much longer. Of Rating: 5