This is a question asked by millions of people who live with the negative effects of alcohol abuse . Everyone has their own opinions and some would argue that there is no comparison. I am not here to say whether or not one plant or drug is better than the other I am here for you to see which will lead you back to jail quicker if you were caught with it in your system and/or have possession of it. So here we go.
For thousands of years humans have used hemp for it's 'fibre' which was made into rope, fabric, paper and plastic. Hemp fibre has been found in Egyptian artefacts dating back to 2000BC. The word 'canvas' originally was a word for a type of hemp fabric.
The war on drugs has been a tremendous failure, resulting in devastating consequences to individuals and society as a whole. The vast majority of these harms result from prohibition itself. Making cannabis illegal doesn't stop people from using it; in fact, criminalization leads many people to try or continue using pot for cool factor or out of fear of legal repercussions. Cannabis prohibition has created a far more dangerous market for the drug, and makes it difficult for users to avoid contaminated products or those that are laced with other drugs.
Marijuana is an extremely popular plant, with at least some form of the plant being used by over 22.2 million people in the United States. Although marijuana usually refers to dried leaves and flowers, there is another product that can be derived from the cannabis plant: hash oil.
Hash Oil (also known as "butane honey oil" or just "BHO") is a form of concentrated marijuana obtained by solvent extraction. Although similar in appearance to marijuana juice, hash oil has much higher concentrations of psychoactive compounds.
Desktop vaporizers are specially made to consume dried Cannabis products. They're usually cheaper than your average vape and sometimes can reach a much higher quality of vaporization. The most common type is the electric heating element in which Cannabis is placed into a chamber that easily fits in your hand or pocket and then heated up by an electrical cord connecting it to a wall outlet. Some are run on rechargeable battery packs while others have cords running from them that you plug into the wall with an AC adaptor, called an inverter
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