It appears that many, if not most, of the social problems associated with the use of opiates and marihuana result from:

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The criminalization and regulation of opiates and marijuana have led to a black market and associated criminal activity. The high prices and illegality of these drugs also make it difficult for individuals to seek help or access safe and regulated substances, leading to further social problems. The physiological harm and the drugs' release of social inhibitions can also contribute to social problems, but they are not the primary cause. Organized crime's control of the drug market is also a factor, but it is a result of the criminalization and regulation of these substances.

It Appears That Many, If Not Most, of the Social