LoudMcCloud
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In order to get people off of unhealthy habits they'll need more support in order to kick it off. This'll increase their live spans, and inevitably cause them to live healthier lives, which in turn helps the nation by cutting off unhealthy habits which combined with promotion of healthy lifestyles would result in a healthy and physically competent population with less health problems.
Also, those who cry "Taxes will get higher", they will at first, but then gradually as our nation's population becomes more healthy we won't have to spend so much money on medical infrastructure and supplies for said infrastructure, and we'd be able to cut back taxes on hospitals and emergency services since they won't be used as often because the population would be healthier and less suspect to diseases and ailments which require hospital stays, which means less taxes will be spent on said hospitals.
Which means eventually taxes will be lowered to the same rates as before because hospitals will not be used as much, which means we won't need to spend so much money on medical supplies and building new facilities.
The problem is that there are many smokers out there who simply refuse to quit, and they are the very people who would expect to get 'free' medical treatment when they became ill. How do you suggest getting them to kick the habit?
I suggest tough love - raise their taxes through the roof so they have a choice of either starving to death, or stopping smoking.
Let's just encourage the smoking of pot by legalizing it.
It's just a bunch of hypocrisy
Watch out. The pot from Mexico is bad for you. Only buy from local markets.