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Patricia Davies
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Quoting: Colin Hall


Raymond...in case you missed it...Smoking is the single largest preventable cause of death and disease in Australia killing 50 Australians daily, 350 each week, and around 19,000 every year.

Smoking causes 20% of all cancers, 21% of all heart disease and costs $12.7 billion a year in health care, lost productivity and other costs. So you’re right, if you didn’t smoke, every Australian could indeed have his own personal aircraft!




Statistics are just that, statistics..

Equally, scientifically challenged and disproved by health professionals, however,

Think about it. if smoking causes 20% of all cancers, what causes the other 80% ??
21 % of all heart diease,  err the other 79%???

$12.7 billion a year in health care costs, there a billions of other chronic and debilitating viruses that attack the human body and the cost is relevant!
Smokers pay for most of it!

less productivity and other costs ?

Speaking from personal knowledge as a 35 year plus smoker, I have only ever lost a week off work due to viral pneumonia and none since.

I have never been in hosptal since I had my appendix out at 18 years old,  at the time I didn’t smoke....

I have rheumatoid arthritis...and nothing else......
Science ? or fact?

Every individual is prone to illness or disease of one sort or another, to target smoking and create panic and fear,  is just another  gov’t cash grab and spin to keep you all from seeing the other dirty thieving tricks they get up to, which are well publicised if you research properly.

And frankly, if anyone wants to lecture me on smoke, i would just say , blow it out of your ear..

We see it everyday,

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Ally Bell
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would a smoker let their 2 year old baby smoke?

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Patricia Davies
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Quoting: Ally Bell
would a smoker let their 2 year old baby smoke?


Hi Ally,

probably the same drug induced, drunk sotted degenerates that share with the poor unfortunate child, whilst ignoring the basic necessities of life to them.

Some have said it takes a village to raise a child.....
it used to be that way, everyone in the village looked out for the kids, chastised them, guided them , or in some cases , smacked the crap out of a neighbour who abused their kids in any form.....

Sadly that doesn’t happen anymore as we are so governed by Gov’t induced p.c. and liable to lawsuits, but I know a few , including myself would not be silent if  we were to observe such behaviour.

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raymond hall
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Quoting: Ally Bell
would a smoker let their 2 year old baby smoke?
                                                                  hi ally I was under the impression that this thread was for serious discussion,how canyou justy asking us?"would you let a 2 year old smoke"
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Patricia Davies
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Quoting: raymond hall
                                                                  hi ally I was under the impression that this thread was for serious discussion,how canyou justy asking us?"would you let a 2 year old smoke"  



Ray love,
I think that was probably a philosophical question from Ally, on the generalisation of ’smokers moral  attitudes on limitations of our freedom of choice.

Freedom of choice is a right, however, abusing that right is called taking" licence "

Everyone has ’freedom’ up to a point at which point, you may need a ’licence’ such as to drive, be a doctor or a nurse or a mechanic or electrician etc.
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