Honestly? I don't really care. Having been a consumer for a very long time, I've been called all sorts of nasty names with vague associations to those you mention.
Does it really matter? I've noticed that some people are almost always on the lookout for something they can disparage and often seek for some higher authority (social, political or religious are always a 'go to') to justify their actions. It seems to be part of human nature and since I can't deny that these people are human, this makes it merely another part of the human condition.
In times past (and regrettably, in times now in some parts of the world) people might be labelled as a harlot for a slightly risque fashion sense, or a heretic for a genuinely held belief. At least all I get is some pathetic school yard insult that is both worthless and meaningless, costs me nothing and sometimes raises a sardonic smile. Some people might pay with their lives for their particular 'difference' and I'm much luckier than that. :)
This post was edited by Benedict Arnold at December 23, 2016 6:06 AM MST
Oh wow. I once heard a stupid person call another person stupid. No honor in stupid, I guess. I mean, do you have some big message here? Hypocrites and clueless people are not limited to druggies, thieves, or even us NORMALS. I smoked a ton of pot, yet I was never called a pot head by anyone. I never gave anyone a reason to call me that. And yet? I will call any crack head a crackhead and would NEVER consider changing places with such a moron.
OKAY?
Just because you know nothing about POT doesn't mean you are not an addict. I'll bet there are plenty of pacifiers you cannot live without, honey.
That's funny, I went to a party once with a friend who, as he puffed on a joint, and seeing a person doing cocaine, turned to me all righteouslylike and said, "Man, I didn't know they were going to be doing drugs in here!"
Benedict Arnold 