It's our place as a society to ask questions and be very concerned about the fact that more and more people need medication to operate as normal human beings, especially when these medications are dangerous and/or addictive
These things are prescribed way too easily to people who have tons of others ways to get out of their issues without relying on these potentially dangerous drugs.
Medication definitely has a place, but the current trend of over prescription is very alarming.
It's so much more complex than "take that pill and you'll be happy", in lots of countries these things are prescribed by general practitioners without any kind of mental or lifestyle evaluation. You just show up there: "hey I feel down and anxious" and boom you go home with 6 months of xanax. In my country (France), 25% of people consume antidepressant in any given year, 12% are regular users, several studies concluded that out of these 25%, only 1/3rd have signs of depression [0], I know it's the same thing in other EU countries, and apparently also in the US [1]
[0] https://www.slate.fr/monde/76468/depression-medecins-prescri...
[1] https://archive.nytimes.com/well.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/08/1...
Giving pills to these people is a crime