and quit dwelling on this unimportant stuff. ;)
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ANYTHING that hurts kids; decreases kids' chances of being at their best
is IMPORTANT, TO ME.
I'd have thought that was true about anyone who loved kids anywhere near as much as I do.
Oh, the horror. There are actually people who don't fall in line behind every "for the children" diatribe that comes down the pike, and insist on casting a skeptical eye on the "research" of social engineering wannabes.
Fine. You worry about your kids, I'll worry about mine. Try and poke your overly long proboscis into my business and I'll remove it for you.
I noticed you didn't formulate a coherent reply to my last summation of the situation. You stated that no correlation was present in the study, and yet there was also no direct causative link defined between increased cotinine levels in asthmatics and behavioral issues in general. Specifically any links between non-asmatic children and increased cotinine levels which would be a control study for any factors related between having asthma and behavioral issues.
In essence, you don't have a flipping clue what you are talking about. You just think smoking is icky and there "oughta be a law".
Smoking is icky. That is why I quite. Almost 4 years ago now. No law required. No should there be.
There is a colossal waste of tax money going on in government whereby useless studies based on junk science are used to justify expanding government power and litigative actions.
This has to stop before it destroys the entire country along with everything else that is going on.