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To: SheLion

The dope dealers are the cigarette companies which hook their customers for life.


93 posted on 06/13/2004 11:20:36 PM PDT by hotshot
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To: hotshot

The dope dealers are the cigarette companies which hook their customers for life.

Your under a very huge misconception in your beliefs.  Smokers are NOT all hooked for life!

And I believe dope dealers live on back streets selling their poison, to which if caught, they go to prison.

Cigarettes are legal.  Can't you get that through your head yet?  It is a Legal Commodity and it's everyone's choice to try it, not like it  or as 55 million smokers attest:  they really enjoy smoking.

I tell you:  I have never seen the likes of being able to buy a legal commodity and yet being treated like a criminal for doing so.

If you don't like smokers or smoking........just stay away from them and it.  Why torture yourself over something that doesn't even concern you.

Take me:  I am not into guns but respect those that are fighting for their rights to continue to bare arms.  Do you ever see ME on a thread of the people in FR fighting for their rights there?  You won't see me.............although, if I was ask, I would fight with them to continue keeping their rights.

The smoking issue has nothing to do with you.  I think you just need something and someone to hate........and you have chosen good decent American's who choose to smoke a legal commodity.

Why don't you just move on to another thread where you can have a decent debate.  All you can spew on the smoker's thread is your hate and degust of us.  This is not what being a Conservation is about.


94 posted on 06/14/2004 5:46:29 AM PDT by SheLion (Don Imus is voting for FnKerry!)
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