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To: SheLion
There's no evidence banning tobacco would prevent and reduce tobacco use because no such approach has been implemented, the groups argued. The ban also could take away certain funding forthese groups for tobacco control programs.

It's all about the money and not about health at all. Good to see these slime balls admit it, however inadvertantly.

The best part:

The measure, which would make selling or using tobacco products except for using it for relgious purposes misdemeanors, failed by an 88-4 vote.

Imagine if all the states were stupid enough to pass a law like this! Remember that religious sacrements are tax free!

What could they do if we all exercised our 1st Amendment rights to freedom of religion? Kill the cash cow.

7 posted on 01/22/2003 4:10:13 AM PST by metesky (Why kick somebody when they're still standing and can kick back?)
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To: metesky
What could they do if we all exercised our 1st Amendment rights to freedom of religion? Kill the cash cow.

Which reminds me:


10 posted on 01/22/2003 4:26:52 AM PST by SheLion
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To: metesky
"It's all about the money and not about health at all. Good to see these slime balls admit it, however inadvertantly."
Exactly. I bet the "anti-tobacco" groups about crapped their collective shorts when this bill made it out of committee. LOL
11 posted on 01/22/2003 4:34:06 AM PST by KS Flyover
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