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6 pointsNope! Unusual Cloud Formation - Gondola Point; New Brunswick, Canada
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3 pointsG’day NOPE .....Not One Puff Ever. tides out on a slate grey morning
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3 points3 points1 point1 point1 pointHi Johnny, yes I was on QSMB years ago. I just think it's time to put this nicdemond to bed once and for all !!1 point1 pointI'm really sorry to hear this @stzr500 I tried to quit smoking, prior to quitting for good, by switching to vaping. It is still nicotine and a monster. I think I remember you from QSMB. Stick around, you can beat this nicotime monster. I'm sorry for what you are going through but you can do this.1 point1 pointI absolutely support the legislation and applaud the courage and principled positions that underwrite it. 100 million people died from cigarettes in the 20th Century, and I'm pretty convinced that centuries from now, people will view our implicit and explicit complicity with corporate tobacco as one of the most profound moral shames of the entire era. There is simply no analogue to the level of lethality and addictiveness of the substance and the mendacity of industry, which is why comparisons to things like 1920's Prohibition are weak at best. The industry has spent BILLIONS of dollars over the past 75 years normalizing and politicizing the notion that eliminating the product would be an assault on freedom, and they've been pretty darn effective; those dollars and the entities that accepted the cash and the absurd equation of smoking and freedom are really the only differences between corporate tobacco products and, say, Thalidamide or DDTs. For those interested in a thoughtful, trenchantly argued, and deeply researched monograph on the subject, I recommend Robert Proctor's 2011 book, Golden Holocaust (U of CA P). Christian99 (a proud abolitionist)-- 24+ Years Quit1 point1 point1 point1 point1 point1 point1 point1 point1 point1 point1 point1 point1 point1 pointThis leaderboard is set to New York/GMT-04:00
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