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    smokers die at least 10 years younger than non-smokers” (“Did you know?” 8). Most people assume that smokers are unaware of the consequences it can have on themselves and others; however this is not the case. Smokers are in fact well aware of the costs tobacco and other smoking products bring. If they are not considerable about caring for their own body, how can people allow them to still have benefits with health systems? It like saying “no” to a two year old, but still providing them with the…

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    Afroman's 2000 hit, Because I Got High, should be banned from UC Santa Cruz, as its main message is to smoke marijuana, which breaks school policy. Implemented on January 1, 2014, all UC campuses became smoke & tobacco free campuses, along with any UC owned properties. There is a large amount of influence to break this policy through social media and music. Throughout the song, Afroman mentions skipping obligations because he smoked pot and got high. This happened to him because pot releases…

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    regarding smoking cigarettes. Considering, cigarettes have become very popular since then and it is becoming more mainstream in today’s society. It has been said that tobacco was already been smoked and grown in the United States by the Native Americans before it became popular in Europe and been spread to the world (Prince 653). Therefore, tobacco has existed for so many years now and the population of people using it is going up and down throughout the years. Mainly in America, according to…

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    in airports, airplanes, malls and other indoor public areas. However, is that enough for children and non-smokers to be safe from contact with tobacco? “The more we prohibit smoking in public places, the more we can count on less smoking-related health problems” (Frances Robert Lato). Everywhere people go they can always be near or get in contact with tobacco smoke, there should be more restrictions to make this issue scarcity. “Everyone can be exposed to SHS in public places where smoking is…

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    risk for problems down the road. Youth/teen smoking is a problem. If the smoking age was raised from 18 to 21, youth would be healthier, smoking is more addictive compared to alcohol, and teen smokers would earn more money. Obviously, any form of tobacco use is unsafe, whether it is smoked, smokeless, or electronic, but smoking in your late teens is especially dangerous. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention states that If youth smoking continues in this country, 5.6 million of…

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    Cahil, freshman at Elk County Catholic and son of a former lifelong tobacco chewer, writing to those who are also affected by smokeless tobacco, whether it be someone battling the addiction or someone who knows someone battling the addiction. When thinking about tobacco, I remember the struggles my father faced when battling addiction, these include, the money issues, the constant need to chew, and the increased irritability he had when he tried quitting. Even though my father did end up…

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    Should tobacco products be banned? In one’s opinion yes, the reason why this is said is because tobacco products cause premature ageing, different kinds of sicknesses are developed, causes premature deaths, stunts lung growth, and addiction. Tobacco products definitely need to be banned. First reason why is tobacco products cause premature aging, and wrinkling of skin on the hands, and face. Just look at a smoker and a non-smoker who are the same age, they definitely do not look in the…

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    only 100 million people, whereas a billion could perish in our century unless we reverse course. Even if present rates of consumption drop steadily to zero by 2100, we will still have about 300 million tobacco deaths this century.”(Procter, 1) The article goes on to list five reasons why a ban for tobacco is the move for this century. First off, The cigarette is also a defective product, meaning not…

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    The Tobacco Conspiracy is a documentary which was released in 2005 by film maker Nadia Collot. Collot is on a research pursuit to discover the reason in which people smoke. Thus, this insightful documentary focuses on summarizing the tobacco industries history as well as the corruption and deceitful tactics tobacco corporations use to engage their consumers. This is an educational documentary which has a wide target as it can be used as an educational tool to deter those who do not smoke and an…

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    cigarette consumption for every cigarette ten percent increase on cigarette prices(State Tobacco 1) With less people purchasing cigarettes, less people will face the harmful effects of smoking Every state that increases the tax on cigarettes has an increased revenue while also decreasing smoking Recent polls have proven that many people support the idea of raising taxes on tobacco(State Tobacco 1) Raising taxes on tobacco would be a political win, a budget win, and a health…

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