It doesn't matter what your personal opinion on the illegal nature of marijuana, or whether or not the substance he was consuming was synthetic, when you work for a company like the WWE you don't make mistakes this stupid. It amazes me that people get to live out their dreams, finally make it to the stage they've worked their whole live to get to, and then blow it because of something as irrelevant as synthetic marijuana... Obviously, they tested him as soon as he got back, and he failed again. What kind of moron goes right back to the thing he got in trouble for, as soon as he's cleared to go back to work! You have to KNOW they're going to be keeping a closer eye on you!
Let's put this rumor to rest right now...he's not an addict. It's virtually impossible to get addicted to marijuana. Physically, it's impossible. Mentally, he'd have to be doing a whole hell of a lot of it, and definitely the real stuff. There are other, more legal methods of dealing with the pain, but from the stories of guys "doing it at parties" that doesn't seem to be the issue here. He's not working 20 minute matches or getting put through tables every week, and as a tag team guy he barely has to work half a match each night! To me, this sounds like a guy having fun, making stupid decisions because he's around other people. I'm not going to keep judging, or pretend I know the situation... It doesn't really matter. Point is he screwed up, immediately after getting a pass on his last screw up.
When you have kids looking up to you, when you've got a roster full of guys depending on you to keep bringing in fans, and when you've got a tag team partner whose push is on your shoulders...make smart decisions! He's not just fucking with his own career, he's effecting everyone around him. Don't think so? Notice that immediately after taking Bourne out of the picture, the other face champion Zack Ryder lost his belt in the midst of a huge fan-favored push. And he lost it to an incredibly hated heel... If that doesn't scream Ryder getting shoved aside so Kofi has something to do, I don't know what does. I'm just speculating at this point, but the bottom line is that he works in a team industry. That roster and lockeroom are a brotherhood, and while people are waiting in line to take your place, they still depend on him for paychecks. If nothing else, the kids around the world with their Air Boom shirts depend on him...
THIS is the kind of bullshit that makes me really respect John Cena for being the guy he is.