18 million Americans are smoking weed 21+ days a month

This is a full blown addiction crisis that even the NYT now says: "It’s Time for America to Admit That It Has a Marijuana Problem" pic.twitter.com/FRGWFg6Bt3

— Saagar Enjeti (@esaagar) February 9, 2026

At least 18 million Americans are pot (marijuana) smokers. Quadrupled over the last two decades.

It makes people stupid. And you can see the effect on social media.

The elites love this, of course. pic.twitter.com/06CnQfUnnL

— S.L. Kanthan (@Kanthan2030) February 10, 2026

Marijuana use continues to rise at an alarming rate. Per the NYT, 18 million Americans smoke pot almost daily—up from 6 million in 2012, and less than one million in 1992. pic.twitter.com/xI63KYbxCO

— Patrick Casey (@restoreorderusa) February 10, 2026

Marijuana is a dangerous drug that leads to psychosis, schizophrenia, and ultimately violence. We should obviously ban it.

Psychosis:

According to NAM: "The association between cannabis use & development of psychotic disorder is supported.
... The magnitude of this association… https://t.co/qTB9P7C0Ru

— Liz Wheeler (@Liz_Wheeler) February 10, 2026

41.3% of young males with cannabis-induced psychosis develop schizophrenia within 3 years. https://t.co/3wMj1UcC09 pic.twitter.com/k2fm1h7wne

— Nicholas Fabiano, MD (@NTFabiano) February 10, 2026

Glad you asked. So many ways:

Heart attacks, strokes, and other CV events
Psychosis-driven homicide and suicide
Long-term health complications of schizophrenia
Other suicide
Car accidents
Other accidents (eg parents sleeping on their kids)
Fatal CHS (yep)
Will that do for now? https://t.co/kEGdxREnA2

— Alex Berenson (@AlexBerenson) February 11, 2026

A UK study showed 15% THC increased psychosis risk 5x. With today's higher THC levels (25-30%), the risk could be much greater. Cannabis-induced psychosis can last for years, mimicking bipolar disorder. #Cannabis #Psychosis pic.twitter.com/ZWYUB1kzoZ

— Dr. Josef (@DrJosefWD) February 10, 2026

I'm going to double down here:
18 million Americans using 21+ days a month isn’t casual use. That’s dependency.

And this isn’t your parents’ weed. THC potency has increased 5–10x over the past few decades.

Daily exposure to 25–30% THC flower and 80–90% concentrates is not… https://t.co/KnO6CwADzf

— Dr. Josef (@DrJosefWD) February 11, 2026

If so, why do the rates of schizophrenia remain almost unchanged (actually a 0,87% drop) over the last 20 years despite cannabis consumption rates having skyrocketed?

Do you have a conflict of interest here? Because to not see this data, you must be either paid or blind. pic.twitter.com/tvONGcGgy0

— Stonerchef (@StonerchefPL) February 11, 2026

Daily use & high-THC cannabis are strong predictors of developing schizophrenia.

Cannabis from the 2000s is not the same as in 2026. https://t.co/7tNZsHK7G4 pic.twitter.com/UAh1IlwEK1

— Nicholas Fabiano, MD (@NTFabiano) February 11, 2026

For those saying “there’s no evidence marijuana harms the lungs”

This is a CT scan from a marijuana smoker showing permanent, irreversible lung damage.

They had substantially higher rates of emphysema vs tobacco-only in this case control study. https://t.co/JXjjWNXtbv pic.twitter.com/09hmiPo24R

— Brandon Luu, MD (@BrandonLuuMD) February 11, 2026

JUST IN: 🇺🇸 Major US study finds marijuana use is damaging brain development in teenagers. pic.twitter.com/EWIWYMKYi7

— Remarks (@remarks) May 3, 2026

The media refuses to point out that daily marijuana use is making young kids schizophrenic.

From my Rumble show today: pic.twitter.com/B0WmDrZfwG

— Ann Coulter (@AnnCoulter) May 4, 2026