A slight majority of Americans consider using marijuana openly to be socially acceptable — a shift from when CBS News asked this question two years ago.
Americans don't just think marijuana use should be legal — they also now think using it out in the open is socially acceptable, and most won't judge others for doing so or feel that they'd be judged themselves.
Social acceptability here is tied more to how openly many people in one's social circle use marijuana rather than one's personal experience with it. Americans who believe none of their friends or family members use marijuana are by far the most likely to judge other people for using it — and to feel that they themselves would be judged for doing so.
What do people like about the idea? The vast majority who favor having a licensed marijuana seller in their neighborhood say that marijuana use is already widespread, and that it would make it both safer and easier to regulate. They also say it would be a boost for jobs and the local economy, and that it would bring in more tax revenue to the community.
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