Hitler's primary hate was towards the Jews. He basically wanted to wipe out all of the Jewish population. By Genocide. And if other nations didn't get involved with WWII, he probably would have succeeded.
i don't inhale my own smoke cause i blow away from me i don't want to smell like cigarettes
Well sorry to burst your bubble, but everyone who smokes smell like cigarettes. Unless they take a shower and put on some clean clothes after they light up.
so wut u r tellin me is when i used to smoke years ago i was both smoker and secondhand smoker??!!! and i quited that still makes me a second hand smoker and that means that people who smoke gets more damaged than people who are secondhand smokers cause they know how it feels to be one of both teams hahaha
Ok seriously, punctuation?
Of course every smoker is also a secondhand smoker.
Secondhand smoke comes from sidestream smoke (which is smoke that comes from the end of a lighted cigarette, pipe, or cigar) and mainstream smoke (smoke that is exhaled by the smoker). And of course, every smoker inhales their own smoke involuntarily; which is defined as secondhand smoking.
Due to the fact that it's smoke, laden with CO, CO2, etc...sure. But given the earlier argument about the substances that remain inside the discarded butt, how much of the toxins are even being turned into smoke in the first place? And I refer you again to the issue of hormesis on the 'no-threshold' argument.
Were all other risk factors taken into consideration when dealing with these values? Is there no other way in which the rates could have increased?
Immediate effects? Such as, oh, CO/CO2 bonding to the Hemoglobin in the blood and locking O2 out? Or are you specifically positing that the carcinogins have an immediate effect on the bloodstream?
And on the issue of the substances within cigarettes being carcinogenic, are the researchers dealing with it considering them as mutagenic substances, or are they dealing with them as substances able to spawn aneuploidy?
Italicized for emphasis... From what I've seen, this means that an eighty-year old man who dies of a heart attack while shoveling snow could, if his son or daughter occasionally lights one up, be classified in this category.
And again, can you prove that the lung cancer deaths were the responsibility of the secondhand smoke, with no other complicating factors?
I don't know the answer to these questions. I was just quoting things that I read from the CDC, WHO, and ACS.
