 Although  Newman makes a great and powerful statement about the ban on  cigarettes, I still believe it should be outlawed. Yes, cigarettes is a  well-established drug, but he needs to realize that cigarettes kill more  Americans each year than alcohol, car accidents, suicide, AIDS, homicide, and illegal drugs combined according to the American Cancer Society.  I agree that crime rates will go up because addicted smokers will go  and seek for them illegally, but I don't believe the crime will cause as  many deaths as cancer does. Cigarettes are not only affecting smokers  themselves, but when in public, it affects all the people around them  due to second-hand smoke. Smokers have no rights to release carcinogenic  toxins into the air that is for everyone to breathe. I still believe  cigarettes should be outlawed, it has been proven to cause cancer and  also it affects not only the smoker, but everyone that is around that  cigarette being smoked.
Although  Newman makes a great and powerful statement about the ban on  cigarettes, I still believe it should be outlawed. Yes, cigarettes is a  well-established drug, but he needs to realize that cigarettes kill more  Americans each year than alcohol, car accidents, suicide, AIDS, homicide, and illegal drugs combined according to the American Cancer Society.  I agree that crime rates will go up because addicted smokers will go  and seek for them illegally, but I don't believe the crime will cause as  many deaths as cancer does. Cigarettes are not only affecting smokers  themselves, but when in public, it affects all the people around them  due to second-hand smoke. Smokers have no rights to release carcinogenic  toxins into the air that is for everyone to breathe. I still believe  cigarettes should be outlawed, it has been proven to cause cancer and  also it affects not only the smoker, but everyone that is around that  cigarette being smoked. 
Friday, October 14, 2011
Should Cigarettes Be Outlawed?
I read a post written by Tony Newman from The Huffington Post called "Will Cigarettes Be Illegal In The Future?"  In the post, Tony Newman talks about the effects of cigarette smoking,  and how cigarettes have affected smokers and non-smokers. He does support the ban on smoking in public places,  but doesn't believe banning cigarettes overall will make anything better. He  states, "We should celebrate our success curbing cigarette smoking and  continue  to encourage people to cut back or give up cigarettes, but  let's not get  carried away and think that criminalizing smoking or  making cigarettes  illegal is the answer." Newman also believes that  outlawing cigarette smoking would not only cost more taxpayer dollars,  but also more lives to be taken. Just like any other drugs, he thinks  crime rates will go up because "Instead of buying your cigarettes in a  legally sanctioned place, you  would have to hit the streets to pick up  your fix. The cigarette trade  would provide big revenue to "drug  dealers," just as illegal drugs do  today. There would be shootouts in  the streets and killings over the  right to sell the illicit substance."
 Although  Newman makes a great and powerful statement about the ban on  cigarettes, I still believe it should be outlawed. Yes, cigarettes is a  well-established drug, but he needs to realize that cigarettes kill more  Americans each year than alcohol, car accidents, suicide, AIDS, homicide, and illegal drugs combined according to the American Cancer Society.  I agree that crime rates will go up because addicted smokers will go  and seek for them illegally, but I don't believe the crime will cause as  many deaths as cancer does. Cigarettes are not only affecting smokers  themselves, but when in public, it affects all the people around them  due to second-hand smoke. Smokers have no rights to release carcinogenic  toxins into the air that is for everyone to breathe. I still believe  cigarettes should be outlawed, it has been proven to cause cancer and  also it affects not only the smoker, but everyone that is around that  cigarette being smoked.
Although  Newman makes a great and powerful statement about the ban on  cigarettes, I still believe it should be outlawed. Yes, cigarettes is a  well-established drug, but he needs to realize that cigarettes kill more  Americans each year than alcohol, car accidents, suicide, AIDS, homicide, and illegal drugs combined according to the American Cancer Society.  I agree that crime rates will go up because addicted smokers will go  and seek for them illegally, but I don't believe the crime will cause as  many deaths as cancer does. Cigarettes are not only affecting smokers  themselves, but when in public, it affects all the people around them  due to second-hand smoke. Smokers have no rights to release carcinogenic  toxins into the air that is for everyone to breathe. I still believe  cigarettes should be outlawed, it has been proven to cause cancer and  also it affects not only the smoker, but everyone that is around that  cigarette being smoked. 
 Although  Newman makes a great and powerful statement about the ban on  cigarettes, I still believe it should be outlawed. Yes, cigarettes is a  well-established drug, but he needs to realize that cigarettes kill more  Americans each year than alcohol, car accidents, suicide, AIDS, homicide, and illegal drugs combined according to the American Cancer Society.  I agree that crime rates will go up because addicted smokers will go  and seek for them illegally, but I don't believe the crime will cause as  many deaths as cancer does. Cigarettes are not only affecting smokers  themselves, but when in public, it affects all the people around them  due to second-hand smoke. Smokers have no rights to release carcinogenic  toxins into the air that is for everyone to breathe. I still believe  cigarettes should be outlawed, it has been proven to cause cancer and  also it affects not only the smoker, but everyone that is around that  cigarette being smoked.
Although  Newman makes a great and powerful statement about the ban on  cigarettes, I still believe it should be outlawed. Yes, cigarettes is a  well-established drug, but he needs to realize that cigarettes kill more  Americans each year than alcohol, car accidents, suicide, AIDS, homicide, and illegal drugs combined according to the American Cancer Society.  I agree that crime rates will go up because addicted smokers will go  and seek for them illegally, but I don't believe the crime will cause as  many deaths as cancer does. Cigarettes are not only affecting smokers  themselves, but when in public, it affects all the people around them  due to second-hand smoke. Smokers have no rights to release carcinogenic  toxins into the air that is for everyone to breathe. I still believe  cigarettes should be outlawed, it has been proven to cause cancer and  also it affects not only the smoker, but everyone that is around that  cigarette being smoked. 
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