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Old 09-19-2006, 01:59 PM   #91 (permalink)
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I don't smoke, and I'm glad I don't smoke. I encourage my smoking friends to quit (if they're good friends), and one of them actually made it, but I don't hate them for it. I am reluctant to date someone who smokes, though, because I literally choke on cigarette smoke, and I'm not sure I'd like to spend the rest of my life with that.

Heath, as informative as your diagrams and articles are, none of that is going to eradicate smoking because it is a habit rather than a choice. Once people make the choice to do it, most of them can't quit no matter how hard they try. All we can do is choose to avoid smokers in certain contexts. I don't want a smoking girlfriend, for example.
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Old 09-19-2006, 04:28 PM   #92 (permalink)
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Hi, I came across this eye opening chart of a cigarette and what is in a cigarette. Pass this onto your family , friends and loved ones !!!!!
HEY I KNEW THAT VERY DANGEROUS OF SIGARETTE OR CIGARETTE...
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Old 09-19-2006, 05:12 PM   #93 (permalink)
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Smoking is known to be harmful to those who smokes--(most smokers knows it or is aware of it)...smoking may be harmful to those that are around these smokers--(most smokers knows it or is aware of it, thus will attempt to be considerate by smoking where their smoke won't affect others--)...although, what I'm about to say may be *off-topic*; nonetheless another point or view on how some may broadcast or cry afoul over the rights of smokers--whereas there are many other things that surrounds us that are even greater or deathly risks; for instances, such power lines (those super towers power lines) that are built nearby residential areas; such pollutants emitting from factories, vehicles; home cleaning products containing certain elements of dangerous chemicals (some that even the consumers are unaware of); should I go on? The point here is not discussing the dangers or what proof of the dangers with some of the items I just mentioned--merely pointing out, most smokers are aware of the ramifications of smoking, most non-smokers are aware of the ramifications of being around a smoker--each have a 'right', and that 'right' can be respected from both sides to whereas there's a peaceable solution. Banning such isn't the answer, it may make it worse than it is now.

The efforts of many smokers in their attempts to quit should be well noted and given much encouragement so each smoker desiring to quit will valiantly continue to keep trying until it can be overcomed. In most cases, I'd believe a majority of the smokers are well aware of the dangers that goes with smoking--again, these smokers would tend to be turned off, be in total disgust when non-smokers may 'force' upon those smokers facts after facts after facts, over and over again the things related to smoking--heck, it just may push those smokers to light up even more....Instead, I'd think or so in my own opinion, we'd much rather 'see or hear' encouragements than to 'see or hear' such ill-fated affects from smoking--reaching out to a smoker may not be an easy thing to do, after all, a lot of smokers have been burning off cigarettes for years, a tough habit to break from--give these smokers a 'chance', enlighten us with encouragements instead of putting in our faces the facts that have been around for some time. Of course, there are smokers out there that have no desire to quit--let them be when it comes to either stating 'facts' or 'encouraging' them to give it up.

Don't smoke us off--keep the 'light' of encouragements our way....




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Old 09-20-2006, 01:06 AM   #94 (permalink)
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I smoked for 30 years. I did not think I ever could quit until I visited the Quitnet.com -
I made it 10 months without smoking.

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Old 09-20-2006, 02:15 AM   #95 (permalink)
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Oh no no Liebling, I didn't mean just all non-smokers in general. I know theres plenty that understand & even ex-smokers the most. What I'm saying is, the ones that do nothing but complain about it whatever the issue might be, especially the government people. They waste their times making T.V. Commericals & protest &/or whatever. But if a smoker is disrespectful to a non-smoker that I can understand

The Government themselves think its a good idea to raise the Cigarette tax to help make it harder for minors to get cigarettes? I think that's BS because even minors get marijaunia easier then cigarettes. No the real reason the government raises the taxes on cigarettes is for more tax money for themselves because they can't make tax money off of marijunia &/or any keep of drugs off the streets.



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Who says that we as non-smokers don't understand how hard to quit smoking?

Yes, we aware how hard it is to quit smoking like drugs, alocholic, eat disorder, etc.

It could be that someone withnessed how disrespectful smokers around like what ADers mentioned in their posts here etc.
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Old 09-20-2006, 02:19 AM   #96 (permalink)
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I'm already aware of the dangers of smoking. Yet, I don't care. I'm not a chain smoker.
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Old 09-20-2006, 04:34 PM   #97 (permalink)
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Heath,

Care to show/tell me which one is the most danger to people's health ? I will make the list to give you some examples : dirty air or drinkin' bad water or gas from cars and all that. Is cigerette the most danger to people's health, just because they " smoke " it right to their mouth and inhale it ? Of course, that's their choice if, they want to smoke or not -- but, I want to know which one is the worse. I know about dirty air and all, but people can get " filter " ( ion cleaner ?? ) to clean out the dirty air in their houses or other way to take care of it.. and, also they can take their cars to the shop to reduce smog problem ( smog pump ?? ) and all that. People can use their common sense to reduce " pollutions " but, smokin' ? People " take " cigerette and " inhale " them down to their health to harm themselves. That's another story since they don't use common sense to avoid its danger to their health. Oh, yeah people will say " Well, we drink dirty water ". OR, just say " Well, look at dirty air we breathe in. " OR what ever ....but, they CAN use their common sense to change it.

There's no excuse when people take their cigerette and smoke while they complaint about their health problem. Gee - use common sense. I was ex - smoker myself and I realized what I have done to my health. It was the stupidest thing I ever did to myself while I looked at cigerette and WHAT it did to my health. Gee, why would I hold ciggie in my hand for ? It was sooo stupid ! But, I am glad that I quit in a few years ago. And, now I love the smell of me -- all fragrance and clean without ciggie's nasty smell on me. I feel whole alot better !
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Old 09-21-2006, 08:56 PM   #99 (permalink)
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In spite of all gimmicks of warning dangers of smoking.. that will not stop us smokers.... we enjoy smoking while we are alive... there are no death schedules at all.. anyone would be killed by a car next day not from smoking..
anything can causes death.. not just only smoking...
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Old 09-22-2006, 12:04 PM   #100 (permalink)
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In spite of all gimmicks of warning dangers of smoking.. that will not stop us smokers.... we enjoy smoking while we are alive... there are no death schedules at all.. anyone would be killed by a car next day not from smoking..
anything can causes death.. not just only smoking...
True, death can be anything but smoking cause many health problems. My mother who is on oxygen 24 hours a day now thanks to smoke for many years till she quitted about 20 years ago. She said she wished she never smoke in first place. Good luck with your smoke as it goes same for my husband, he does not believe me when I said smoke caused his bones decay and not going to argue with him but let him suffer with pain.
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