[philman_36]

The anti-tobacco campaign of the Nazis: Posted on 10/21/1999
One topic that has only recently begun to attract attention is the Nazi anti-tobacco movement.
Germany had the world's strongest anti smoking movement in the 1930s and early 1940s,supported by Nazi medical and military leaders worried that tobacco might prove a hazard to the race.

Do they know who they emulate?

[digger48]

They love Hitlers gun control policies too

[Calpernia]

emulate? I would use constituent.

[flintsilver7]

If that's your best argument, you had best sit this one out. Godwin's law has been satisfied in reply number......that's right, one!

I personally find smoking utterly repulsive - especially since I'm highly allergic to cigarette smoke. I frequent bowling alleys on their smoke-free nights and plenty of smoke-free bars. Bars that do allow smoking will only see me late on Tuesday night, for example - basically when nobody's around. Businesses have found that banning smoking is a good thing for business, not a bad thing, and all the smokers' whining isn't going to change that.

I don't really care what smokers do as long as it's not around me. I don't seek out smoke-filled places - I make most every attempt to avoid it. I don't care what people do in their own homes, but I would be perfectly fine with a public smoking ban.

[gidget7]

"Do they know who they emulate?"



Hahahaha you are kidding, right?? Of course they do, many have openly joined, or at least embraced, the party!