PlumpRump, answer this.
Does filtered smoke inhaled from a cigarette cause cancer?
Yes or No?
Plumprump. You sound like that wtc7 guy with all of this.
what is your take on smoking? second hand or otherwise, what is your stance on the link between cigarettes and cancer or just death in general? feel free to post evidence of your stance or just blow smoke out your asseither way, it's pretty much the thought of whose side are you on? the cigarette companies or the anti smoking lobbiest?
personally i think the anti smokers have taken it too far (have you seen their disgusting ass comercials?)
was gonna post a poll, but i guess i took one second too long![]()
Correlation does not imply causation, a fact that is severely overlooked in relation to this specific debate.
Sorry Spexy. I know what you mean, but i have a certain allergy to strategic control. There is NO FINAL study which can demonstrate second hand smoke relation to health problems.
There is no implication of causation.
Sabrina, filtered cigarette smoke causes cancer...
There is only affirmation of ignorance.
After all, this is the Internet.
I don't need a "study" to tell me that second hand smoke not only causes healthy problems, but kills. I watched my grandmother suffer with lung cancer until it finally took her life, and like I said, she didn't smoke a day in her life but her lungs were full of crap from my grandfathers second hand smoke. 50 years ago people weren't aware of the dangers of smoking but my grandmother was one of the examples of how smoking kills when people started learning a bit more about their habits. I don't care what one website says, or another study dictates: smoking, and second hand smoke kills. Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow, and certainly it doesn't hit everyone but it DOES take lives. I don't even see how that fact can be disputed.
I smoke cigars and have been for many years. If I'm smoking and in a room full of 50 other people with cigars, it doesn't bother me at all. If I'm not smoking 1 lit cigar or cigarette around me is noticeable (in a bad way). I believe it's all psychological as I've been in strip clubs where you could cut the smoke with a knife but it not bother me because my mind is elsewhere I suppose.When I'm not smoking, second hand smoke bothers me something furious, I hate it, it actually turns me against smoking if you can figure that out. :dunno:
For the above circumstance I can understand why someone who doesn't smoke finds second hand smoke annoying. But the reality is briefly wading through someone's cloud of smoke isn't going to kill you. I generally go outside to smoke for a variety of reasons but one of them is because of what it will do to the inside of the house over time. The irony I suppose would be me apparently caring more about the inside of my home than the inside of HM.I would never ever even think of lighting up inside my residence or anywhere it might inconvenience others.

I don't need a "study" to tell me that second hand smoke not only causes healthy problems, but kills. I watched my grandmother suffer with lung cancer until it finally took her life, and like I said, she didn't smoke a day in her life but her lungs were full of crap from my grandfathers second hand smoke. 50 years ago people weren't aware of the dangers of smoking but my grandmother was one of the examples of how smoking kills when people started learning a bit more about their habits. I don't care what one website says, or another study dictates: smoking, and second hand smoke kills. Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow, and certainly it doesn't hit everyone but it DOES take lives. I don't even see how that fact can be disputed.
No? So you were away from your computer when the below was posted, then?
I smoke cigars and have been for many years.
What are your favourite top 3 smokes? :curio:
I think you'll find that he works for me :elaugh:larss^^ i see your avatar....are you working for mr. orange cat now....?
My take on smoking area in bars is it's like having a pissing and non pissing area in a swimming pool.My city has a ban on smoking indoor anywhere and I don't really think that's fair, I believe there should at least be a smoking/ non-smoking section in bars or places where you wouldn't normally take a small child like Hooters or other sports bars and restaurants who cater to an older demographic.
To make this work, they would have to be licensed and only have a set number of licensed premises in any particular area, otherwise you would get the majority of places allowing smoking again.then what do you think about my idea? have designated places (specific bars/stores/restaraunts) that allow it, and others that do not?
Holy fuck bro. You're quoting the fucking Wyoming Tribune-Eagle. And you facepalm me?
Does smoke inhaled from a cigarette cause cancer?![]()
PlumpRump, answer this.
Does filtered smoke inhaled from a cigarette cause cancer?
Yes or No?
It seems to me that we know that smoking cigarettes causes cancer and that the cancer is caused my known carcinogens in tobacco smoke. That same smoke comes off the end of a burning cigarette and is exhaled by the smoker. This would suggest that second hand smoke contains those same carcinogens, and can therefore cause cancer. NOT does cause cancer, CAN cause cancer.That's obviously debatable. There are studies that claim to have proof that falls on both sides of the fence, conducted by separate individuals, with comparable credentials.
Which doctors and scientists should we believe? The ones quoted by the anti-smoking lobby or the ones quoted by corporations like Philip Morris and RJ Reynolds?
To make this work, they would have to be licensed and only have a set number of licensed premises in any particular area, otherwise you would get the majority of places allowing smoking again.
A person can get lung cancer without smoking or being "subjected" to second-hand. 50 years ago, people weren't aware of the dangers of lead paint and asbestos either, both of which are alleged to cause lung cancer.