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The children of smokers need hospital treatment more often than the children of non-smokers.

Depicting smokers as vermin, and censoring depictions of smokers that imply that they have any positive characteristics would definitely work over the long term.

Non smokers often make smokers lives unpleasant.

This second point has made me a little more compassionate towards smokers, and to the difficulty of quitting.

The tobacco plant contains other psychoactive alkaloids like anabasine that smokers are used to and enjoy.

I know one way: depict smokers as unlikeable beings in popular media, instead of the other way around.

Many second-hand smoke studies are performed on spouses of smokers, over long periods of time (living w/ a smoker for decades, basically).

But once you inform smokers about the consequences of their choices and prevent them from affecting those who don't want to make those choices...

I would classify someone who smokes in their car with non-smokers in their presence, children and adults alike, as jerks.

In the UK (at least among smokers) they have a very strong brand recognition, so using the Swan here may not be the best idea.

Quit smoking in and around buildings where non-smokers live and work.

The two smokers I helped quit hated regular e-cigs because they are lacking.

Smokers are literally smoking right next to the signs that say, "No smoking within 30 feet of door" that are less than a foot from the door.

Anslinger, one of the early high officials in that "war" is often quoted as saying: > “There are 100,000 total marijuana smokers in the US, and most are Negroes, Hispanics, Filipinos, and entertainers.