Anti-tobacco NAZIs

[eliot mayfield]

My family has made a living off of tobacco for generations. We have supported the church and the republican party with tobacco money. Now the industry is under threat from anti-tobacco nazis.
Yes, Nazis!
Nazis are notorious for hating tobacco and the pleasure it gives people. Non-smokers are nazis plain and simple.
Did you know that Hitler, Mussolini, and Franco all were non-smokers? It's true and they spread a reign of terror to kill smokers, just like the fellow lefty socialists in the USA want to do today!
Does this sound familiar?

Culmination of the campaign: 1939-41
German anti-tobacco policies accelerated towards the end of the 1930s,and by the early war years tobacco use had begun to decline. The Luftwaffe banned smoking in 1938 and the post office did likewise.Smoking was barred in many workplaces, government offices, hospitals,and rest homes. The NSDAP (National sozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei) announced a ban on smoking in its offices in 1939, at which time SS chief Heinrich Himmler announced a smoking ban for all uniformed police and SS officers while on duty.(15) The Journal of the American Medical Association that year reported Hermann Goering's decree barring soldiers from smoking on the streets, on marches, and on brief off duty periods.(16) Sixty of Germany's largest cities banned smoking on street cars in 1941

http://constitutionalistnc.tripod.co...ftist/id1.html

A wealth of overlooked yet frightening literature concerning the Nazi crusade against smoking provides a clear parallel to contemporary developments and an alarming warning that state restriction of personal habits is the pre-cursor to dictatorship.
Beginning in the early 1930's, as part of the Nazi agenda for racial purity, Hitler spearheaded a national campaign to ban smoking in all public buildings, and denounced the practice as a betrayal of the fascist drive for bodily purity.
"Brother national socialist, do you know that our Führer is against smoking and think that every German is responsible to the whole people for all his deeds and emissions, and does not have the right to damage his body with drugs?" stated one magazine.

Hitler was an ardent vegetarian and did not smoke or drink after the age of 30, even accrediting the rise of fascism to his success in kicking the habit. He forbade anyone from smoking in a room he might enter. Fellow fascist leaders Mussolini, Napoleon and Franco also detested smoking.

http://www.prisonplanet.com/articles...ntismoking.htm

[Ezekiel Bathfire]

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Hitler was an ardent vegetarian and did not smoke or drink after the age of 30, even accrediting the rise of fascism to his success in kicking the habit.

So if I understand this correctly, giving up smoking caused him to invade Poland? And he thought that was a success?

Short-termism if ever I saw it. He was probably chewing his fingernails to nothing by the time US troops reached the Rhine in ’45.

I wonder if Hirohito smoked?


On the main matter, these Nazis have been opposing a citizen's freedom for years: this harmless children's cartoon is about 40 years old and was banned!

[Noah Dint]

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It truly is sad that smoking has gone the way of open handedly slapping women in public places. Next thing you know they will be taking away public toilets.

-ND

[Godfly]

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I'm not saying you folks are wrong, but I'm pretty sure Hitler went to heaven. Maybe he started smoking shortly before he died.

[MarkHenry]

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Current or former cigarette smokers make up approximately 90% of patients with lung cancer.

Coincidence?
Not saying you should bann it, just keep it out of public places. Smoke on your balcony, outside buildings and away from others. Don't smoke in closed rooms, near children or inside buildings.

Bad:
Smells awfull
Fire Hazard
Lung cancer risk
Ruins risk in general (ever seen a marathon runner or athlet smoke?)

[MarkHenry]

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Last point invalid since you WILL find athlets who smoke weed and claim "THEY SMOKE". (yeah once a year one joint... big difference)

Quitting smoking greatly reduces the risk of developing other smoking-related diseases, such as heart disease, stroke, emphysema and chronic bronchitis.

Plus tell me where in the bible does it say smoking is good? Smoking weed (a drug) is bad you all say. Nicoten is a drug, weed is a drug, only difference is too many people smoke to bann smoking entirely.

[Noah Dint]

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Current or former cigarette smokers make up approximately 90% of patients with lung cancer.

Coincidence?
Not saying you should bann it, just keep it out of public places. Smoke on your balcony, outside buildings and away from others. Don't smoke in closed rooms, near children or inside buildings.

Bad:
Smells awfull
Fire Hazard
Lung cancer risk
Ruins risk in general (ever seen a marathon runner or athlet smoke?)

Cheetos. Yes, Cheetos.
Bad:
Orange stained fingers.
Hazardous to furniture as the stains do not come out.
More preservatives than a Twinkie.
Make you lick your fingers and absorb germs.

There is good and bad of everything out there. Just because I feel Cheetos are bad for my children it does not give me the right to begin legislation to have them banned from public places and ultimately outlawed. What gives you the right to encroach on someone else's rights?

Are you a doctor, judge, and politician all rolled up in one?

-ND

[eliot mayfield]

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Last point invalid since you WILL find athlets who smoke weed and claim "THEY SMOKE". (yeah once a year one joint... big difference)

Quitting smoking greatly reduces the risk of developing other smoking-related diseases, such as heart disease, stroke, emphysema and chronic bronchitis.

Plus tell me where in the bible does it say smoking is good? Smoking weed (a drug) is bad you all say. Nicoten is a drug, weed is a drug, only difference is too many people smoke to bann smoking entirely.

I am a Christian, therefor your arguments are not very
convincing. I can smoke all I want and continue to support the farmers and the republican party.
When it's my time to meet Jesus, I will go to meet him.
Whether I smoke or not, Jesus will come for me when it's my time.
Come to think of it, I have never heard of a True Christian (tm) who died of lung cancer.

[MarkHenry]

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Cheetos. Yes, Cheetos.
Bad:
Orange stained fingers.
Hazardous to furniture as the stains do not come out.
More preservatives than a Twinkie.
Make you lick your fingers and absorb germs.

There is good and bad of everything out there. Just because I feel Cheetos are bad for my children it does not give me the right to begin legislation to have them banned from public places and ultimately outlawed. What gives you the right to encroach on someone else's rights?

Are you a doctor, judge, and politician all rolled up in one?

-ND

They don't cause deadly and uncurable tumors do they?

Stop being so one sided, see the good and bad in everything. Those rants about foods being gay or this and that not being to your liking. Get used to it, this is life. In heaven you'll have it better but no need to brag, you may be mistaken about how heaven looks like... It's not written anywhere what exactly is in heaven and what is not.

Is smoking Tabaco a sin?
Is smoking Weed a sin?
Where is the difference? Why do you smoke? Because of the Nicotene.
Tabaco is good weed is bad... get it together, either all types of smoking are bad or none are.

[H. Montague Worthington]

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The Anti-Tobacco Nazis started their campaign in the 1970s, and that is also when the AIDS appeared. There is a direct correlation between the rise of the Homersexural Agenda and anti-tobacco laws.

Coincidence?

[Bobby-Joe]

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The Anti-Tobacco Nazis started their campaign in the 1970s, and that is also when the AIDS appeared. There is a direct correlation between the rise of the Homersexural Agenda and anti-tobacco laws.

Coincidence?

Obama gave up smoking, just like Hilter did.

[Rev. Jim Osborne]

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As many of you know, I can be seen after Sunday services in the Gentlemen's Rec Room sipping on some brandy and enjoying a Montecristo habanero. The exquisite pleasure that smoking a fine cigar affords me a satisfaction that is unrivaled in any way. That being said, I would like to say this...

This is ridiculous! This is just another attempt by the secular new world order agenda to control people's individual lives. I am outraged that the government thinks they can meddle into people's private lives! If you don't like smoking so what? You don't have to smoke, but at the same time you can't force other people to stop what they love to do.

When will government stop interfering with people's personal issues and choices? Stop making laws which control private lives!

That being said, the next time I'm at a protest for keeping homosexual marriage illegal or at a rally dedicated to restricting a woman from having an abortion, I'm going to light up in protest, since no one has a right to meddle in private affairs!

[H. Montague Worthington]

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It was the heathen Indians that foolishly occupied this country before we came here that gave us tobacco, and for hundreds of years the world embraced this uniquely American product. But anti-American liberal health nuts, tree huggers, communists, and sissies sought to tarnish the image of tobacco, armed with some trumped-up hysteria from "scientists" and "health care professionals."

I don't think we should let them get away with it.

[Victorian Christian]

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Well I respect everyone's right to make their own choices also when it comes to smoking. If you should rule out everything that's unhealthy there wouldn't be anything left. Personally being a none-smoker I don't think it makes me a bad person, nor a bad christian. It's merely because I have astma, and I don't think it tastes well. But hey, I don't force anyone to not eat cabbage just because I personally don't like the taste? That would be very selfish.
My husband smokes, and I would never ask him to give it up, not for anyone but himself. And I certainly wouldn't refuse him to spend time with our children because of it. What kind of a mother would do that?

[Buford T Scoggins]

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It was in 1998, during the Clinton administration (of course!) that the infamous Master Tobacco Settlement was forced onto our patriotic cigarette corporations. Claiming that the money would be given to the states to pay for education, Clinton and Al Gore instead used the extorted cash to pay teachers to brainwash children to believe in evolution, abortion, gay marriage and global warming. When good patriotic Americans like Randy Weaver, Timothy McVeigh and
David Koresh (right here in Wacko, Texas - God's country!) protested, Clinton ordered his chief Nazi storm trooper, Janet Reno, to massacre the dissidents.



Of course, the liberal media tried to make it look like these patriotic militia leaders had done something wrong. Well, I say "horse manure!" They were fighting for our right to smoke, as well as the right to own a machine gun and slaves, and to not pay taxes, just like it says in our Constitution.

But as Obama says, the Constitution is just a piece of paper!

Lord help us!
Brother Buford