Thats interesting.
Still, they do take up hospital beds. Thats more the point and a problem here. They take up hospital beds, waste the time of doctors and nursing staff who could be doing better things with their time.
People that eat cheeseburgers, or drink and end up with liver disease end up in those beds too. But they seem to be more acceptable now for some odd, BS reason.
Ok, I just have to make a point here. Everyone is talking about smokers being rude, but all I'm seeing is a bunch of people arguing that if a NON smoker wants to they can be rude all they want. Why? Is it because more people support the non smoker BECAUSE they don't smoke?
Also I find it funny, everyone using this park scenario to seemingly attack Storm because she does indeed smoke. And what do people talk about? "There's carcinogens in them there cigarettes!" ..... But I wonder how many people actually took at least basic Biology classes. Do you know what a carcinogen actually is? No it's not that it "causes cancer" it causes cell division. Cancer comes from a gene that's already there, as far as we know in most cases. This also means if the potential is there, and you might not have developed cancer in your natural life, that you may by speeding up cell division. But that's why some people get cancer from smoking and others don't.
This is indeed a scary thing. But since you brought up "smoking causes cancer." And the park I want to make the point, that nobody gets mad at the person cutting the grass while people are in the park.
Why do I bring this up? What harm is cut grass? It's only allergy concerns right? Wrong. Cut grass smell, is actually the release of carcinogens by the grass. That's right, you cut the grass you get bombarded by carcinogens. Therefor cut grass could indeed "Cause cancer."
Everything in society today causes cancer, Jebus look at the reports that come out seemingly every couple of months on stuff that we found out is bad for us.