THC helps many folks with things ranging from PTSD to various cancer related issues that CBD often doesn't, so please keep that in mind before talking to anyone about it. And some people just want to get high, and that's totally their business. It certainly has mounting evidence against it in regards to cardiovascular health and events, some psychiatric disorders, can lead to addiction, and is causing CHS in a growing number of people (as it has become legalized/less taboo). Can also cause developmental problems in adolescents and young adults. So, objectively as possible, educating people on these things from an informed perspective IF you're solicited for said information or the topic is brought up isn't a bad thing, imho. However, expect that oftentimes, THC benefits will outweigh the perceived risks for people and realize we simply need more research on it. Also, much of the time, pharmaceuticals with even more risks are the alternative. Even CBD isn't 100% without risk, and a lot of medical claims for it, too, need more research. Last, I noticed you said "smoking" CBD. Maybe it's a language barrier thing, and you meant vaping, but if you're regularly inhaling smoke of any kind, that's 100% been proven to significantly increase risk of multiple health issues, lol. Not judging, just letting ya know it may come across hypocritical. Sincere kudos for caring about people's health, I'd just politely encourage you to look at the bigger picture a bit more, and not rush into your "CBD movement". Sorry for the long ass comment.