JonnyDough
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[citation][nom]grieve[/nom]The point making it illegal is to make it less readily available.I agree criminalizing alcohol, pot, and cigarettes would not stop consumption; however it certainly reduces the total user count. Imagine how many crack heads there would be if you could buy it @ the store?As a smoker, if I could not walk into a store to buy cigarettes I would face the music… time to quit. There is simply no way in hell I’m going to risk my carrier/life to buy cigarettes from some junky and face jail time. I would be willing to bet at least 70% of smokers would see it this way as well. As hard as it is to stop smoking, I feel we just need some real incentive.[/citation]
You don't want to give up your time and spend part of your life in jail? Isn't that what you're doing anyway by smoking? Giving up time? Smoking = death. It's no secret. You put bad chemicals into your body like POISON and you will certainly die. Nevermind if it takes awhile. Why not just sample some mercury? It makes about as much sense as smoking. You have a billion reasons to quit smoking, and NONE to keep on. It doesn't look cool. So that's out the door. It doesn't relieve stress either. It causes it. If you don't get your nico-fix you're stressed out. Quit smoking, and live a bit more carefree with that $1200K a year in your pocket.
You don't want to give up your time and spend part of your life in jail? Isn't that what you're doing anyway by smoking? Giving up time? Smoking = death. It's no secret. You put bad chemicals into your body like POISON and you will certainly die. Nevermind if it takes awhile. Why not just sample some mercury? It makes about as much sense as smoking. You have a billion reasons to quit smoking, and NONE to keep on. It doesn't look cool. So that's out the door. It doesn't relieve stress either. It causes it. If you don't get your nico-fix you're stressed out. Quit smoking, and live a bit more carefree with that $1200K a year in your pocket.