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Drugs are Bad, Mmmkay? – The Subjective Morality around Cannabis and Other Drugs

The question of whether drugs are inherently good or bad has been a topic of debate for centuries. Society often labels certain substances as “bad drugs” while accepting others as “good.” But how do we measure the morality of a drug? Is it based on its legal status, cultural acceptance, or perceived health risks?

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