A smoking ban... in Syria!?

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4-25-2010 @ 10:13PM

Marcie said...

Mark...if you can't buy medicine that you need, you shouldn't be smoking. You can't afford it. I am so glad I quit smoking 20 years ago. It has saved me thousands of dollars. I got to a point where I was thinking, why am I paying these tobacco companies all this money to kill me?

4-26-2010 @ 5:31AM

susqueh said...

Marcie, do you drive or ride in a car? More people are treated in hospitals relating to Automobile accients than to Cigarettes. More Children are killed or maimed from auto accidents than from second hand smoke. I live in a rural area; but I can't sit outside on my porch, because the noise and exhaust from the cars that go past my home,keep me from enjoying the sun. But to each his/her own. Smoking is a bad habit, but so is the habit of laziness which one can easily get from using an automobile. But I am NOT saying we should ban automobiles; even if I don't own one. Just becsause I don't like cars doesn't mean that others should get rid of theirs. What has happened toWe the People that we have fallen so far down the path of maturing that we need so many mothers and fathers telling us what to do?

4-26-2010 @ 4:47PM

Scottilla said...

A car will get you from one place to another. What will a cigarette get you?

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