Wyatt earp
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My body has told me that cigarettes don't agree with me. Many people apparently don't feel that way or they wouldn't smoke.How would those people have known that cigarettes were bad? Not from government funded research or anything like that. Nope, couldn't have been.A woman just won something like $24 billion from one of the tobacco companies. Go figure, underhanded shit has consequences.If that day ever comes, it means this country has devolved into a Stalinist dictatorship.
the plaintiffs were the ones guilty of underhanded shit. Anyone who claims they didn't know cigarettes were bad for your health is a liar. There's no way anyone could be stupid enough to not know that.
If Exxon deserves to be prosecuted for AGW, then so does every dumbass liberal who puts gas in his car and turns on his computer so he can post idiocies about AGW on the internet.
You're a global warming criminal, dumbass.
You needed a government funded research to tell you smoking is bad?
Are you serious?????????????
I bet you needed a government funded research to tell you sticking your hand on fire would hurt you also.
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All people know by now and most are like you that know/knew with out a government study, speaking of this found an article that they knew at leat 400 years ago. Also you have to remember Hitler even banned smoking in Germany.
Doctors Warned of Smoking Dangers 400 Years Ago
A doctor's letter written more than 400 years ago has revealed medics were even then concerned about the dangers of young people smoking.
The letter, by Dr. Eleazar Duncon, concluded that tobacco "is so hurtful and dangerous to youth ... that it was as well known by the name of Youths-bane as by the name of tobacco.”
The letter was unearthed by library staff at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh (RCPE) as they prepared for an exhibition. Professor Sir Neil Douglas, the president of the RCPE, said that the letter "provides a fascinating insight into historical medical concerns about the addictive nature of smoking and young people, and shows that this issue has been of concern for over four centuries."
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