On Jan 22, 2:32*pm, wrote:
On Fri, 22 Jan 2010 07:48:36 -0800 (PST), Steve
wrote:

On Jan 22, 10:13*am, wrote:
On Fri, 22 Jan 2010 06:45:51 -0800 (PST), Steve
wrote:

However, when the smoker contracts the large variety of diseases
related to lungs, cancer, and other maladies---guess who pays the
cost?

Answer: The same people who pay the bill when someone falls, has high
blood pressure, is injured in a car accident, gets food poisoning,
breaks a collar bone, etc.

THerefore we can conclude that legislation, ads, or any means possible
to stop smoking is legitmate?

Sure, why not? While you're at it, you can conclude that monkeys will
fly out of your ass.

Yeah, they are still whining about it. Why a hospital is just so
stressful - as if God didn't give us the ability to handle stress
without cigarrettes. What ever. If I was running a hospital, I would
put smoking rooms in the building, and they would be cleaned by state
of the art climate control equipment -- assuming of course I could
afford it. Oh, wait, if I did that, that could mean your taxes would
go up?

Turtle crossings -- no. Smoking rooms -- yes. Grandfather out
tobacco -- yes. I see a lot of happy kids on play grounds, and none
of them have cigarettes, so the call for us to be "adults" makes no
effect on me. Anyone who has almost drowned learning how to swim can
experience that "pain" for a split second. Imagine that kind of pain
for days, while you slowly die?

American beer isn't fun to drink anyways -- they take all the fun out
of it -- by pasteurizing it? Yeah, been there, done that. I don't
drink very often, or only on special occasions, and it doesn't sound
like this would be one of those times. But, what do you expect from
big media "gate keepers"?

The original author was talking about the legality of the situation,
not to support the decision of the hospital administrator (or whoever
made the decision). Some people like people to watch others die in
pain, and I was watching the Glenn Beck show about communism. The
arguments about tobacco use demonstrate how easy it is to adopt
socialist ideas that are destructive?

But tobacco is a stimulant? So is coffee? Amazing how way the
arguments to support tobacco use are also used for other socialist
ideas?

Is tobacco use a socialist, communist idea meant to kill people? Why
we should ask "Chief Oui Weed"?

Shhh, I think I hear my black helicopter coming, time to go......

On Sat, 23 Jan 2010 01:50:23 -0800, Editor RadioTalkingPoints wrote:

Yeah, they are still whining about it. Why a hospital is just so
stressful - as if God didn't give us the ability to handle stress
without cigarrettes. What ever. If I was running a hospital, I would
put smoking rooms in the building, and they would be cleaned by state of
the art climate control equipment -- assuming of course I could afford
it. Oh, wait, if I did that, that could mean your taxes would go up?

You should also consider a bacon-n-beer and/or Oxy room for your hospital
for all the fat-ass republicant's who believe limpballs when he claims
cigs, sugar and fat are good for you.

Here's a preview...
http://pics.nase-bohren.de/feed-me.jpg

They (''They'') are NOT going to out my tobacco! SCREW EM up their ying
yangs, Sideways!!!!!!!

Ahh am riggin up an empty tuna fish can (tin cans are the Best kind of
Cigarette Ashtrays) right now for a new ash tray.Fixin to also hand roll
and also SMOKE me Another Cigarette rat now.
Ahh Rolls em anna also Ahh SMOKES em like ah CHOO CHOO TRAIN.

That IS MY Perogative, and also That IS MY RIGHT to SMOKE whenever Ahh
wants to SMOKE!

Smmmmoke, Smmmmoke that Cigaretttttttttte,,,,,,,,
hack hack hack,,, cough cough cough,,,,
cuhulin, the SMOKER

On Jan 24, 12:30*am, wrote:
They (''They'') are NOT going to out my tobacco! SCREW EM up their ying
yangs, Sideways!!!!!!!

Ahh am riggin up an empty tuna fish can (tin cans are the Best kind of
Cigarette Ashtrays) right now for a new ash tray.Fixin to also hand roll
and also SMOKE me Another Cigarette rat now.
Ahh Rolls em anna also Ahh SMOKES em like ah CHOO CHOO TRAIN.

That IS MY Perogative, and also That IS MY RIGHT to SMOKE whenever Ahh
wants to SMOKE!

Smmmmoke, Smmmmoke that Cigaretttttttttte,,,,,,,,
hack hack hack,,, cough cough cough,,,,
cuhulin, the SMOKER

Yeah, that's something people have to want to give up, and I've been
to the point where a cigarette seems like your only friend, until you
start coughing up blood, then it dawns on you, that's not your friend?

A right to smoke? Really? A right to sell tobacco? Really? A
right to regulate commerce? Really?

A right to grow your own tobacco? Really? A right to fair taxes?
Really?

Smoking is an excellent example of how "socialist" type ideas take
root, people make up all kinds of excuses why something obviously bad
is good for them? Meth is 'out of this world", so much so, that it
burns out your brain cells because they pump so many chemicals out
that make you feel good, you end up an empty shell, and God help you
if you had kids, who watched it happen? Really?

Well, I'm not going to take away your cigarrettes, or even try to, the
subject wandered away from an employer who simply wanted the stuff out
of the business picture (and that is a view shared by many). I would
like an honest debate about grand fathering the stuff out -- the kids
that can't buy it now, should not be able to in the future. Of course
I also think that you should be able to grow your own tobacco, I don't
want you paying my taxes? So would it all be a waste of time even
trying to enforce such laws, don't we have enough to worry about?

That's for you people to decide for yourselves? But then again, if we
are so afraid of talking about God in class rooms, a cigarette is a
low priority on the totem pole? Teach classes about God with no
grades, no passing, no failing grades, just talk? A right to smoke?
A right to live in Yemen? A right to apathy? Really? A right to
failure? A right to save a drowning man? Really?

Have a nice day!





Wow, all the wonderful names I was called, only effective people get
called those names? So inspiring, being an American?

People have the RIGHT to listen to any and all electronic transmissions
too.

Back to terbacca,,, I have the RIGHT to grow my own tobacco, if I so
choose to do so.I have the RIGHT to make my own Moonshine, if I so
choose to do so.
But, I quit the booze last February of 2009.I weigh 154 pounds now.
http://www.devilfinder.com
Mississippi Tobacco Growers
cuhulin, has the RIGHT

In article ,
wrote:
People have the RIGHT to listen to any and all electronic transmissions
too.

Back to terbacca,,, I have the RIGHT to grow my own tobacco, if I so
choose to do so.I have the RIGHT to make my own Moonshine, if I so
choose to do so.

You can brew your own beer and make wine for yourself but
distillation will get you in trouble.

But, I quit the booze last February of 2009.I weigh 154 pounds now.
http://www.devilfinder.com
Mississippi Tobacco Growers
cuhulin, has the RIGHT

On 1/29/10 13:11 , Bruce Watson wrote:
In ,
wrote:
People have the RIGHT to listen to any and all electronic transmissions
too.

Back to terbacca,,, I have the RIGHT to grow my own tobacco, if I so
choose to do so.I have the RIGHT to make my own Moonshine, if I so
choose to do so.



And it's high time we started to take this kind of stand on many
issues, and take back the rights infringed by our so-called
representatives in government.

Do you have the courage to stand up and take this stand?

Of course I was talking about/I meant to say,,, I have the RIGHT to
brew/home brew, my own beer, and or wine.

Looka here, when that divorced Bell South woman and her skinny twin
sister and their lezzie gal friends used to live next door to me, that
divorced Bell South woman had a half a quart glass jar of Moonshine over
there that she had home brewed in Natchez.She offered me a taste of that
Moonshine.
Man, it was GOOD!
cuhulin