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Give us a break browbeater Bradbury. Young people want to stuff their faces and bodies with pills, brews of chemicals that blow their heads and brains so why should cigs be verboten? Keep up the cigarette unsafety message I reckon, but take the zero away.
They serve a useful purpose for some. Instead keep on for legalisation of cannabis for personal use, and small growing. Licensed commercial growing – the rules will be broken but better that the meth etc price gets undercut. Let’s have the so-called business ethic for real, produce competition and push the price (and profit) down of the imported and derangement brews of drugs. Get off our high horses about being pure and abstainers, that always makes things attractive! The Waratahs on my tape have just sung on Big Sky something about – Are you living or are you just alive? That’s the problem not zero cigarettes.
The most horrific warning graphic on cigarette packaging yet.