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From the Los Angeles Times

I agree with quitlongago. Smoker's (guilty as charged) have been informed of the hazards of smoking for a long time now. If I still choose to smoke, that's my choice. When I buy a 'light' cigarette, I buy it because it has a lighter taste, not because I think it would be any safer.

Meowmmy @ 1:54 PM PDT, Oct 14, 2008
The dangers of smoking were established so long ago that no one should be able to continue to claim they were deceived by tobacco companies. Those who were "tricked" have already died from cancer of another disease. It is time for people to stop blaming others and take responsibility for their own actions. People who smoke know it is bad for them but do so any way.

quitlongago @ 10:23 AM PDT, Oct 14, 2008

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