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Tobacco Ads Almost Banned!	by Tomo	2006-11-19 12:55:59
"Ministers believe the ban will save lives"?	by Khaar	2006-11-19 12:55:59
I'm sorry, but that's a silly opinion.	by Naruki	2003-02-13 04:49:46
Ads work against competition not as initiation.	by Khaar	2003-02-13 05:36:19
Not true...	by GreyArea	2003-02-13 05:42:36
True...	by Khaar	2003-02-13 05:48:20
How on earth would you know?	by Naruki	2003-02-13 06:25:07
Tobacco ads were banned few years ago here.	by Khaar	2003-02-13 06:37:59
Prohibition failed.	by Naruki	2003-02-13 08:25:46
I know it's not the same.	by Khaar	2003-02-13 08:49:49
You're not completely correct.	by Naruki	2003-02-13 09:05:52
You still think that advertising doesn't play a part in getting people to START smoking. That is a faulty premise, and because it's a foundation of your argument, it undercuts the entire point you're trying to make. And that quote is severely limited in application. If you burn all the books about a long dead civilization, for example, you don't _have_ to burn the civilization. Personally, I think they should ban advertising for _all_ non-medicinal drugs. But then legalize them for sale at the same time, with the government putting a heavy tax on them that goes to various non-military uses (preferably health and welfare).
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See the result of discussion?	by Khaar	2006-11-19 12:55:59
Nope.	by Naruki	2003-02-13 09:33:39
I said "compared to"! (n/t)	by Khaar	2003-02-13 09:49:04
You also said "negligible"!	by Naruki	2003-02-13 09:57:59

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