Sadly, the society we live in never really changes. Businesses, large and small, operate for the purpose of returning profits to owners and investors. And today ever-greater profit is demanded and extracted by the owning class. Believe product praise and claims of corporate beneficence (pro-gay rights, climate-friendly, etc.) at your peril.
First cigs I ever smoked were unfiltered Camels. My cousin would sneak a couple from her grandfather’s stash and we’d sneak and “smoke” them. I lived in NC which was the epitome of Big Tobacco. It was almost a rite of passage to smoke when I was growing up. Nasty habit though.
Sadly, the society we live in never really changes. Businesses, large and small, operate for the purpose of returning profits to owners and investors. And today ever-greater profit is demanded and extracted by the owning class. Believe product praise and claims of corporate beneficence (pro-gay rights, climate-friendly, etc.) at your peril.
Well stated
And Carbon offsets are healthy for the atmosphere.
Of all the files you present that we've forgotten, and would like to forget, this one is perhaps the hardest to digest. I need a cigarette.
Go smoke it in the woods so you won't be shamed.
First cigs I ever smoked were unfiltered Camels. My cousin would sneak a couple from her grandfather’s stash and we’d sneak and “smoke” them. I lived in NC which was the epitome of Big Tobacco. It was almost a rite of passage to smoke when I was growing up. Nasty habit though.
Unfiltered Camels - a fine gateway smoke.
This is like a new gun ad campaign saying: "The cognitive benefits of Russian Roulette!"
There's nothing quite so invigorating as coughing up green slime right before a competitive athletic endeavor!
I'm trying to un see that