Just goes to show how a society's attitudes can change ... of course, it meant that millions had to first die from the consequences of cigarettes (more than the Holocaust).
I think this was made in 1961.
Just goes to show how a society's attitudes can change ... of course, it meant that millions had to first die from the consequences of cigarettes (more than the Holocaust).
I think this was made in 1961.
Lawl......A Winston break.
A group is trying to make any movie with smoking "R" rated. I'd google it and post a link, but Im not going too.OrangeHound wrote:
Just goes to show how a society's attitudes can change ... of course, it meant that millions had to first die from the consequences of cigarettes (more than the Holocaust).
I think this was made in 1961.
Thier example I saw on my local news was "Talladega Nights" with Cohen puffing a cigarette. They didn't mention he plays a Frenchman. We know the French love thier cigs. Its a bit ridiculous. parents need to be responsible in talking to thier kids about tobacco's dangers. Not change the standard of rating movies.
On another note, no one in the industry can "solve" the tobacco issue due to the enormous cash crop it is. The obvious choice would be making it illegal since it kills and marijuana doesn't, but is illegal. That would make sense. We just can't figure out how to compensate the income.
300,000 lives a year or 300$ billion a year.....<---BS numbers used to make point.