Smokers Club Scorecard needs updaing.

Smokers Club Scorecard needs updaing.

"The states that have refused to pass or even consider passing total
indoor bans on smoking are:

New Hampshire, Michigan, Maryland, Virginia, Ohio, Pennsylvania,
Alaska, Hawaii, Oregon, Arizona, North Dakota, South Dakota, New
Mexico, Texas, Louisiana, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina
Tennessee, Mississippi, Arkansas, Utah, Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma,
Idaho, Nevada, West Virginia, Kentucky, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Alabama,
Wyoming Missouri, Illinois and Indiana."

http :// www .smokersclubinc,com /modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=3066

Strike New Hampshire, Maryland, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Hawaii,
Oregon, Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, Nebraska, Minnesota, and Illinois.

Louisiana, Arkansas, Tennessee, Oklahoma, the Dakotas, and Georgia
have weak bans.

The only state recently not to "even consider" legislation is Alaska.

Re: Smokers Club Scorecard needs updaing.


"Bruce Watson" <anon3c67@nyx.nyx,net > wrote in message
news:1213462896.794763@irys.nyx,net ...
> "The states that have refused to pass or even consider passing total
> indoor bans on smoking are:
>
> New Hampshire, Michigan, Maryland, Virginia, Ohio, Pennsylvania,
> Alaska, Hawaii, Oregon, Arizona, North Dakota, South Dakota, New
> Mexico, Texas, Louisiana, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina
> Tennessee, Mississippi, Arkansas, Utah, Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma,
> Idaho, Nevada, West Virginia, Kentucky, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Alabama,
> Wyoming Missouri, Illinois and Indiana."
>
> http :// www .smokersclubinc,com /modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid066
>
> Strike New Hampshire, Maryland, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Hawaii,
> Oregon, Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, Nebraska, Minnesota, and Illinois.
>
> Louisiana, Arkansas, Tennessee, Oklahoma, the Dakotas, and Georgia
> have weak bans.
>
> The only state recently not to "even consider" legislation is Alaska.


Don't forget to check their state budgets now....
Their all broke. No way to raise money c'ept more
tax's on property.
Good !
Make's the sensible move out faster now.
None of the smoking ban states have new business on the way either.
And are losing seats.
Somehow they look south to open new industries.

Open your mouth sucker
(:>(0} <======= Pahauuktouui !
Naw swaller ! Feel better?

Re: Smokers Club Scorecard needs updating.

In article <g30ua2$qa7$1@aioe.org>,
Huge Wad OF Spit <EnjoyFindingChewSpat@Everywhere,com > wrote:
>
>"Bruce Watson" <anon3c67@nyx.nyx,net > wrote in message
>news:1213462896.794763@irys.nyx,net ...
>> "The states that have refused to pass or even consider passing total
>> indoor bans on smoking are:
>>
>> New Hampshire, Michigan, Maryland, Virginia, Ohio, Pennsylvania,
>> Alaska, Hawaii, Oregon, Arizona, North Dakota, South Dakota, New
>> Mexico, Texas, Louisiana, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina
>> Tennessee, Mississippi, Arkansas, Utah, Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma,
>> Idaho, Nevada, West Virginia, Kentucky, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Alabama,
>> Wyoming Missouri, Illinois and Indiana."
>>
>> http :// www .smokersclubinc,com /modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=3066
>>
>> Strike New Hampshire, Maryland, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Hawaii,
>> Oregon, Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, Nebraska, Minnesota, and Illinois.
>>
>> Louisiana, Arkansas, Tennessee, Oklahoma, the Dakotas, and Georgia
>> have weak bans.
>>
>> The only state recently not to "even consider" legislation is Alaska.
>
>Don't forget to check their state budgets now....
>Their all broke. No way to raise money c'ept more
>tax's on property.

You're forgetting cigarette taxes. The average state tax per
pack is $1.16 and climbing. It's free money. No one has to pay it.

Re: Smokers Club Scorecard needs updating.

On 14 Jun 2008 18:08:01 GMT, anon3c67@nyx.nyx,net (Bruce Watson) wrote:

>In article <g30ua2$qa7$1@aioe.org>,
>Huge Wad OF Spit <EnjoyFindingChewSpat@Everywhere,com > wrote:
>>
>>"Bruce Watson" <anon3c67@nyx.nyx,net > wrote in message
>>news:1213462896.794763@irys.nyx,net ...
>>> "The states that have refused to pass or even consider passing total
>>> indoor bans on smoking are:
>>>
>>> New Hampshire, Michigan, Maryland, Virginia, Ohio, Pennsylvania,
>>> Alaska, Hawaii, Oregon, Arizona, North Dakota, South Dakota, New
>>> Mexico, Texas, Louisiana, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina
>>> Tennessee, Mississippi, Arkansas, Utah, Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma,
>>> Idaho, Nevada, West Virginia, Kentucky, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Alabama,
>>> Wyoming Missouri, Illinois and Indiana."
>>>
>>> http :// www .smokersclubinc,com /modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=3066
>>>
>>> Strike New Hampshire, Maryland, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Hawaii,
>>> Oregon, Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, Nebraska, Minnesota, and Illinois.
>>>
>>> Louisiana, Arkansas, Tennessee, Oklahoma, the Dakotas, and Georgia
>>> have weak bans.
>>>
>>> The only state recently not to "even consider" legislation is Alaska.
>>
>>Don't forget to check their state budgets now....
>>Their all broke. No way to raise money c'ept more
>>tax's on property.
>
>You're forgetting cigarette taxes. The average state tax per
>pack is $1.16 and climbing. It's free money. No one has to pay it.

It's like the lottery. No one has to pay it, yet poor people pay it voluntarily. We think
they pay it because they're stupid, but we really don't care why. It's free money that
would otherwise have to be paid by middle class white folk. We're happy to exploit them.

Re: Smokers Club Scorecard needs updating.

In article <v34954peicoijnedvhdra01sl60qhr9jj1@4ax,com >,
Robert <no@e.mail> wrote:
>On 14 Jun 2008 18:08:01 GMT, anon3c67@nyx.nyx,net (Bruce Watson) wrote:
>
>>In article <g30ua2$qa7$1@aioe.org>,
>>Huge Wad OF Spit <EnjoyFindingChewSpat@Everywhere,com > wrote:
>>>
>>>"Bruce Watson" <anon3c67@nyx.nyx,net > wrote in message
>>>news:1213462896.794763@irys.nyx,net ...
>>>> "The states that have refused to pass or even consider passing total
>>>> indoor bans on smoking are:
>>>>
>>>> New Hampshire, Michigan, Maryland, Virginia, Ohio, Pennsylvania,
>>>> Alaska, Hawaii, Oregon, Arizona, North Dakota, South Dakota, New
>>>> Mexico, Texas, Louisiana, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina
>>>> Tennessee, Mississippi, Arkansas, Utah, Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma,
>>>> Idaho, Nevada, West Virginia, Kentucky, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Alabama,
>>>> Wyoming Missouri, Illinois and Indiana."
>>>>
>>>> http :// www .smokersclubinc,com /modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=3066
>>>>
>>>> Strike New Hampshire, Maryland, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Hawaii,
>>>> Oregon, Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, Nebraska, Minnesota, and Illinois.
>>>>
>>>> Louisiana, Arkansas, Tennessee, Oklahoma, the Dakotas, and Georgia
>>>> have weak bans.
>>>>
>>>> The only state recently not to "even consider" legislation is Alaska.
>>>
>>>Don't forget to check their state budgets now....
>>>Their all broke. No way to raise money c'ept more
>>>tax's on property.
>>
>>You're forgetting cigarette taxes. The average state tax per
>>pack is $1.16 and climbing. It's free money. No one has to pay it.
>
>It's like the lottery. No one has to pay it, yet poor people pay it
>voluntarily. We think
>they pay it because they're stupid, but we really don't care why. It's
>free money that
>would otherwise have to be paid by middle class white folk. We're happy
>to exploit them.

You're reasonable when the subject isn't nicotine.

When it is, denial kicks in.

You could (if you could) say exactly the same about smoking.

Re: Smokers Club Scorecard needs updating.

In article <1213543152.348864@irys.nyx,net >,
anon3c67@nyx.nyx,net (Bruce Watson) wrote:

> In article <v34954peicoijnedvhdra01sl60qhr9jj1@4ax,com >,
> Robert <no@e.mail> wrote:
> >On 14 Jun 2008 18:08:01 GMT, anon3c67@nyx.nyx,net (Bruce Watson) wrote:
> >
> >>In article <g30ua2$qa7$1@aioe.org>,
> >>Huge Wad OF Spit <EnjoyFindingChewSpat@Everywhere,com > wrote:
> >>>
> >>>"Bruce Watson" <anon3c67@nyx.nyx,net > wrote in message
> >>>news:1213462896.794763@irys.nyx,net ...
> >>>> "The states that have refused to pass or even consider passing total
> >>>> indoor bans on smoking are:
> >>>>
> >>>> New Hampshire, Michigan, Maryland, Virginia, Ohio, Pennsylvania,
> >>>> Alaska, Hawaii, Oregon, Arizona, North Dakota, South Dakota, New
> >>>> Mexico, Texas, Louisiana, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina
> >>>> Tennessee, Mississippi, Arkansas, Utah, Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma,
> >>>> Idaho, Nevada, West Virginia, Kentucky, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Alabama,
> >>>> Wyoming Missouri, Illinois and Indiana."
> >>>>
> >>>> http :// www .smokersclubinc,com /modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=3066
> >>>>
> >>>> Strike New Hampshire, Maryland, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Hawaii,
> >>>> Oregon, Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, Nebraska, Minnesota, and Illinois.
> >>>>
> >>>> Louisiana, Arkansas, Tennessee, Oklahoma, the Dakotas, and Georgia
> >>>> have weak bans.
> >>>>
> >>>> The only state recently not to "even consider" legislation is Alaska.
> >>>
> >>>Don't forget to check their state budgets now....
> >>>Their all broke. No way to raise money c'ept more
> >>>tax's on property.
> >>
> >>You're forgetting cigarette taxes. The average state tax per
> >>pack is $1.16 and climbing. It's free money. No one has to pay it.
> >
> >It's like the lottery. No one has to pay it, yet poor people pay it
> >voluntarily. We think
> >they pay it because they're stupid, but we really don't care why. It's
> >free money that
> >would otherwise have to be paid by middle class white folk. We're happy
> >to exploit them.
>
> You're reasonable when the subject isn't nicotine.
>
> When it is, denial kicks in.
>
> You could (if you could) say exactly the same about smoking.

Nicotine addicts are exploited by the tobacco companies and those who
hold stock in those companies.

Re: Smokers Club Scorecard needs updating.


"Shawn Hirn" <srhi@comcast,net > wrote in message news:srhi-

>> >>>> Strike New Hampshire, Maryland, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Hawaii,
>> >>>> Oregon, Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, Nebraska, Minnesota, and
>> >>>> Illinois.
>> >>>>
>> >>>> Louisiana, Arkansas, Tennessee, Oklahoma, the Dakotas, and Georgia
>> >>>> have weak bans.
>> >>>>
>> >>>> The only state recently not to "even consider" legislation is
>> >>>> Alaska.
>> >>>
>> >>>Don't forget to check their state budgets now....
>> >>>Their all broke. No way to raise money c'ept more
>> >>>tax's on property.
>> >>
>> >>You're forgetting cigarette taxes. The average state tax per
>> >>pack is $1.16 and climbing. It's free money. No one has to pay it.
>> >
>> >It's like the lottery. No one has to pay it, yet poor people pay it
>> >voluntarily. We think
>> >they pay it because they're stupid, but we really don't care why. It's
>> >free money that
>> >would otherwise have to be paid by middle class white folk. We're happy
>> >to exploit them.
>>
>> You're reasonable when the subject isn't nicotine.
>>
>> When it is, denial kicks in.
>>
>> You could (if you could) say exactly the same about smoking.
>
> Nicotine addicts are exploited by the tobacco companies and those who
> hold stock in those companies.

Whats really hard to believe is they (the exploited) are the staunchest
defenders of their exploiters. Must be something akin to the Stockholm
Syndrome.

Re: Smokers Club Scorecard needs updating.

In article <Ygb5k.10649$Jx.6893@pd7urf1no>, Norm <Normgrant999@yahoo.ca> wrote:
>
>"Shawn Hirn" <srhi@comcast,net > wrote in message news:srhi-
>
>>> >>>> Strike New Hampshire, Maryland, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Hawaii,
>>> >>>> Oregon, Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, Nebraska, Minnesota, and
>>> >>>> Illinois.
>>> >>>>
>>> >>>> Louisiana, Arkansas, Tennessee, Oklahoma, the Dakotas, and Georgia
>>> >>>> have weak bans.
>>> >>>>
>>> >>>> The only state recently not to "even consider" legislation is
>>> >>>> Alaska.
>>> >>>
>>> >>>Don't forget to check their state budgets now....
>>> >>>Their all broke. No way to raise money c'ept more
>>> >>>tax's on property.
>>> >>
>>> >>You're forgetting cigarette taxes. The average state tax per
>>> >>pack is $1.16 and climbing. It's free money. No one has to pay it.
>>> >
>>> >It's like the lottery. No one has to pay it, yet poor people pay it
>>> >voluntarily. We think
>>> >they pay it because they're stupid, but we really don't care why. It's
>>> >free money that
>>> >would otherwise have to be paid by middle class white folk. We're happy
>>> >to exploit them.
>>>
>>> You're reasonable when the subject isn't nicotine.
>>>
>>> When it is, denial kicks in.
>>>
>>> You could (if you could) say exactly the same about smoking.
>>
>> Nicotine addicts are exploited by the tobacco companies and those who
>> hold stock in those companies.
>
>Whats really hard to believe is they (the exploited) are the staunchest
>defenders of their exploiters. Must be something akin to the Stockholm
>Syndrome.

Don't forget there's a drug involved. A POWERFUL drug that
slightly raises the pulse rate, creates a "buzz" like a mosquito,
robs your blood of oxygen, fills your lungs with gunk, and
people fork over big money for the privilege of dying sooner,
making their slave masters rich, and paying someone else's tax bill.

Re: Smokers Club Scorecard needs updating.

In article <1213547696.124803@irys.nyx,net >,
anon3c67@nyx.nyx,net (Bruce Watson) wrote:

> Don't forget there's a drug involved. A POWERFUL drug that
> slightly raises the pulse rate, creates a "buzz" like a mosquito,
> robs your blood of oxygen, fills your lungs with gunk, and
> people fork over big money for the privilege of dying sooner,
> making their slave masters rich, and paying someone else's tax bill.

Exactly.

Re: Smokers Club Scorecard needs updating.

Shawn Hirn wrote:
> In article <1213543152.348864@irys.nyx,net >,
> anon3c67@nyx.nyx,net (Bruce Watson) wrote:
>
>> In article <v34954peicoijnedvhdra01sl60qhr9jj1@4ax,com >,
>> Robert <no@e.mail> wrote:
>>> On 14 Jun 2008 18:08:01 GMT, anon3c67@nyx.nyx,net (Bruce Watson)
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>> In article <g30ua2$qa7$1@aioe.org>,
>>>> Huge Wad OF Spit <EnjoyFindingChewSpat@Everywhere,com > wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>> "Bruce Watson" <anon3c67@nyx.nyx,net > wrote in message
>>>>> news:1213462896.794763@irys.nyx,net ...
>>>>>> "The states that have refused to pass or even consider passing
>>>>>> total indoor bans on smoking are:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> New Hampshire, Michigan, Maryland, Virginia, Ohio, Pennsylvania,
>>>>>> Alaska, Hawaii, Oregon, Arizona, North Dakota, South Dakota, New
>>>>>> Mexico, Texas, Louisiana, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina
>>>>>> Tennessee, Mississippi, Arkansas, Utah, Kansas, Nebraska,
>>>>>> Oklahoma, Idaho, Nevada, West Virginia, Kentucky, Wisconsin,
>>>>>> Minnesota, Alabama, Wyoming Missouri, Illinois and Indiana."
>>>>>>
>>>>>> http :// www .smokersclubinc,com /modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=3066
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Strike New Hampshire, Maryland, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Hawaii,
>>>>>> Oregon, Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, Nebraska, Minnesota, and
>>>>>> Illinois.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Louisiana, Arkansas, Tennessee, Oklahoma, the Dakotas, and
>>>>>> Georgia have weak bans.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> The only state recently not to "even consider" legislation is
>>>>>> Alaska.
>>>>>
>>>>> Don't forget to check their state budgets now....
>>>>> Their all broke. No way to raise money c'ept more
>>>>> tax's on property.
>>>>
>>>> You're forgetting cigarette taxes. The average state tax per
>>>> pack is $1.16 and climbing. It's free money. No one has to pay it.
>>>
>>> It's like the lottery. No one has to pay it, yet poor people pay it
>>> voluntarily. We think
>>> they pay it because they're stupid, but we really don't care why.
>>> It's free money that
>>> would otherwise have to be paid by middle class white folk. We're
>>> happy to exploit them.
>>
>> You're reasonable when the subject isn't nicotine.
>>
>> When it is, denial kicks in.
>>
>> You could (if you could) say exactly the same about smoking.
>
> Nicotine addicts are exploited by the tobacco companies and those who
> hold stock in those companies.

Robert likes it when his pimp-daddy BigTobacco fucks him in the ass ...
he just doesn't care much for gov't doing the same thing.

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Re: Smokers Club Scorecard needs updating.

In article <v1r854l5njvudhrlk1ib33aq1tr93obl2k@4ax,com >,
Robert <no@e.mail> wrote:
>On 14 Jun 2008 17:01:37 GMT, anon3c67@nyx.nyx,net (Bruce Watson) wrote:
>
>>"The states that have refused to pass or even consider passing total
>>indoor bans on smoking are:
>>
>>New Hampshire, Michigan, Maryland, Virginia, Ohio, Pennsylvania,
>>Alaska, Hawaii, Oregon, Arizona, North Dakota, South Dakota, New
>>Mexico, Texas, Louisiana, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina
>>Tennessee, Mississippi, Arkansas, Utah, Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma,
>>Idaho, Nevada, West Virginia, Kentucky, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Alabama,
>>Wyoming Missouri, Illinois and Indiana."
>>
>> http :// www .smokersclubinc,com /modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=3066
>>
>>Strike New Hampshire, Maryland, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Hawaii,
>>Oregon, Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, Nebraska, Minnesota, and Illinois.
>>
>>Louisiana, Arkansas, Tennessee, Oklahoma, the Dakotas, and Georgia
>>have weak bans.
>>
>>The only state recently not to "even consider" legislation is Alaska.
>
>"Only one proposal for a statewide smoking ban ever has been proposed
>before the Missouri
>General Assembly (S.B. 1079 in February of 2008), but it had no
>cosponsors and little
>support and failed without even receiving a hearing.

The proposal was considered.