>Tony Hindle:
>> My own position on this is full of contradictions. I hate
>> censorship but I think the Tabacco co's should be 100 percent censored.
>> I suppose its the mechanism of paying for access to people's attention
>> that is ultimately so pernicious.
>Drakir
>>I don't believe in censorship of tobacco companies. As a smoker, I
>>would say that tobacco advertising does /not/ make people start
>>smoking. Peer pressure does. I think that tobacco advertising only
>>becomes effective once someone is a smoker. It might then influence
>>what cigarettes they smoke.
>
Gifford naff
>Peer pressure: essence of meme? Why do those crazy kids where those funny
>looking clothes? Not like when I was a kid and we wore sensible polyester
>bell bottoms .... wait a minute ... they are wearing sensible polyester
>bell bottoms. Whaddaya know.
Me again
I was only advocating 100 percent censorship of tabacco
companies as a second best plan to assasination by terminal cancer
patients of key tabacco inc spokespersons/p.r/ad designers.
Plus, the tabacco co's know it is peer pressure that causes kids
to smoke and no doubt they will have done their research to maximise the
effects of the money they spend on these kids (sports sponsorship etc).
Its just another form of group madness here, I dont really
believe any individuals in tabacco inc are fully conscious of their
murdering ways, thats what will make it a bit sad when one of those
fucks is finally killed by someone on thier last legs.
Tony Hindle.