-Caveat Lector-
We don't make war on all consumers goods which can lead to bad health in
the future. High fat foods, nitrites in processed meat, and on and on and on.
Why tobacco? Sure it causes health problems in 2/3 of it's users, sure
the medical bills get expensive.....but are we taking a moral high ground
against sugar because of the incidence of diabetes in this country?
Stevia, a natural, healthy, powerful sweetener was banned in the US for
years until health food advocates got it cleared to be sold as a food
supplement. Makers are not ALLOWED to advertise it as a sweetener. The
Japansese use stevia frequently, and it's added into their processed foods,
and they have a much lower incidence of diabetes.
But to make my point.....I think the attack on tobacco is so that it will
be made illegal, forced onto the black market, sold at high prices -- tax free
-- and give the police-state another lame excuse to jail ordinary people.
Samantha
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