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Originally posted by doctornamtab
Its estimated that one billion people smoke cigarettes worldwide.
Every day you see a cigarette butt in the street, on the sidewalk, in your front yard or outside your apartment complex. Everyday people put pointless ...
Originally posted by doctornamtab
But how can you smokers say you're ready to change the world for the better when you're unwilling to change yourself? Do most smokers even care about themselves or the world? If they did why smoke in the first place?
Originally posted by Volund
Originally posted by doctornamtab
But how can you smokers say you're ready to change the world for the better when you're unwilling to change yourself? Do most smokers even care about themselves or the world? If they did why smoke in the first place?
You imply smokers do nothing good for the world. Epic Fail.
Originally posted by doctornamtab
But how can you smokers say you're ready to change the world for the better when you're unwilling to change yourself?
Do most smokers even care about themselves or the world? If they did why smoke in the first place?
Originally posted by unityemissions
Originally posted by doctornamtab
Such a broad statement that it loses all meaning. Should I change the way I brush my teeth as well? Of all the endless thousands of things an individual could be doing at any one time, you choose smoking. Why?
The reasoning is garbage. A creative mind knows that self-destruction leads to exceptional growth potentials, both for one's self and humanity as a whole.
If a person can't stop an addiction like cigarettes how can an entire people stop an addiction to oil?
Self destruction leads to self destruction. Creativity leads to growth. Creating is growth, not killing and polluting. So if I cut myself and wallow in self abuse it means I'm growing?