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Originally posted by lxskllrThat's how I see it. If 1 otherwise disinterested person changes their viewpoint on account of me, then it's all worth it. Say nothing, and they win by default.
That's also the way I feel. I don't give a flying damn about the ATNs because
there's no way of getting through to them. It's trying to engage apathetic
bystanders/onlookers to hear another side of the argument. Who knows,
they may even lose their indifference someday when something they
enjoy is placed on the chopping block to be destroyed. They won't be
able to say they were unaware that cancer of the intellect didn't exist.
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I think that many people recoil from the cognitive disruption of the debate and will recoil from anything that sounds similar or uses the same rhetorical techniques, as this adds to the dissonance. One may not be a scary power monger, but can effectively add to the mental confusion and the resultant malaise.
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Originally posted by khalid View PostI think that many people recoil from the cognitive disruption of the debate and will recoil from anything that sounds similar or uses the same rhetorical techniques, as this adds to the dissonance. One may not be a scary power monger, but can effectively add to the mental confusion and the resultant malaise.
Why do I get the impression we're reading from basically the same book
but are on different pages!! I like the pictures on my pages!!!
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Originally posted by khalid View PostI think that many people recoil from the cognitive disruption of the debate and will recoil from anything that sounds similar or uses the same rhetorical techniques, as this adds to the dissonance. One may not be a scary power monger, but can effectively add to the mental confusion and the resultant malaise.
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Originally posted by lxskllr View PostPerhaps... I'm not sure it really makes a difference anyway. It's all just tilting windmills. The antis have big pharma looking for profits, and big government looking for power. The tobacco companies have been neutered, so it's all a losing battle. The nazis make up unsubstantiated/fraudulent claims as they go, and everybody takes them as fact due to the long term demonization of tobacco. It's a battle that can't be won, with the majority of people willing to give up freedom for protection :^/
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There is nothing to do. The only thing that can be done is make your voice heard. Organize, and buy paid advertisements. Recruit a propagandist to get the word out. I don't think it'll make a difference because the boulder's already rolling the wrong way, but it might make you feel good to try :^)
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Originally posted by lxskllr View PostThere is nothing to do. The only thing that can be done is make your voice heard. Organize, and buy paid advertisements. Recruit a propagandist to get the word out. I don't think it'll make a difference because the boulder's already rolling the wrong way, but it might make you feel good to try :^)
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Originally posted by GoVegan View PostI was looking at The Campaign for Tobacco Free Kids info on Guidestar and there is an enormous amount of money being generated by anti tobacco efforts. Many of these anti tobacco charities have multi million dollar budgets with teams of people making 6 figure salaries running them. It's too bad that someone credible like Dr. Radu doesn't come up with a non profit organization that lobbies on behalf of reduced harm proponents.
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Originally posted by khalid View PostIt really is a sinister juggernaut of dismal shitness.
I feel better for saying that.
What really sticks in the craw is that the UK government would never dream of making cigarettes illegal because of the tax revenue they make from them, yet they uphold a ban on smokeless because it might lead to more people smoking? Give me a break.
Sad thing is the tobacco companies won't push them on snus because it'll be such a small market share it won't make a blind bit of difference to them.
I may have the odd cigarette, occasional cigar, but if I couldn't get hold of snus I'd be back on cigs fuill time, and that is an utterly depressing thought.
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Well, I've submitted my comments on the EU site, for what it's worth, and if I get around to it, I'll write to my ministry of health too, asking them to advocate lifting the ban on Snus.
However, I am also now in the market for a large freezer and would be grateful for information on good shops to go to in Sweden...
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Just wanted to add to this that the opportunity to comment has been extended - from the site itself:
The deadline for submissions of comments is extended to 17 December 2010
Go vote for lifting the Snus ban
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Originally posted by AndyMellow View PostJust wanted to add to this that the opportunity to comment has been extended - from the site itself:
The deadline for submissions of comments is extended to 17 December 2010
Go vote for lifting the Snus ban
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