noah_boy

Yes, but you can't really control whether or not you're exposed to car fumes. Some toxicity is very hard to avoid

The toxicity from smoking is entirely avoidable by not engaging in it

Patronizing or not, it's true. And it's better to admit that amongst ourselves so that we can protect adolescents as they're developing. Otherwise, you might end up with companies taking advantage of this fact and getting teenagers addicted to something pretty much everyone knows is terrible for you now, and those very same teenagers might start defending them, making cases for personal responsibility when they don't even have the proper brain parts to have any

Got lungs? Maybe avoid inhaling chemicals that might harm them

I'm curious how you reconcile your decision to smoke tobacco while also thinking people are responsible for all their decisions. Do you accept that you're making a terrible decision? And if so what kind of person does that make you?

The sweet spot of limitation :)

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