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Originally posted by Marty4:
No one has yet to talk about how smoking companies target teenagers. As an athsmatic, I find it very hard to breathe near smokers, no matter where they blow the smoke. However, I am tolerant of their right to make that choice.
If you decide after you can legally smoke that you want to live life as a smoker, then I respect your opinion. However, if you are a person who was pressured into smoking and have gotten addicted and say that you can't quit, then it means that you aren't taking advantage of the numerous medicines and programs to help them quit.
No offense meant to any who are trying.
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not going to try and start a argument about money, becaus ei know in the long run, if you did not spend money on smokes and blah blah blah. but have you seen the price of these "meds" that you speak of? to get the first "step" of a quit smoking over the counter product, it cost $50 for one step! and there are alot of products that require step down programs. to me yeah that is wise, step down from the addiction, but still it cost so much for a one week use...