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Overall, consumers in the ‘obese’ BMI category pay an average monthly premium 22% higher than those in the ‘normal’ BMI category ($169 compared to $207)
Originally posted by Acidtastic
weight and back problems may have other causes other than "this person wants to die soon"
So, (and as a smoker) I agree with it. we smokers are a blight on resources. ban smoking, that's the best way to deal with it.
Originally posted by Jefferton
You choose to smoke. Deal with it.
Since you are murderers you should be treated as such. Be happy this is as far as it is going now...
Be happy this is as far as it is going now...
Originally posted by HappyLIBERTARIAN
Wake up before they put you to sleep.
Originally posted by HappyLIBERTARIAN
reply to post by Plugin
I would have to say that you nailed that one. People only investigate what they want to see. They don't seem to take all of the considerations on the subject matter. Critical thinking seems to be dying in this country very fast.
Originally posted by Manhater
reply to post by xedocodex
Smoking has nothing to do with it.
You breathe in smoke just from walking outside. Fumes of the exhaust, with cars. Give me a break.
Originally posted by Manhater
reply to post by frazzle
I think it's the other way around.
Insurance first, then the doctors.
Originally posted by ManjushriPrajna
I fail to see why obesity is no longer considered a disease, and is somehow a more chaste health situation than smoking.