Editing Reduced Risk Cigarettes; Tobacco Control's Egregious Resistance to a Moral Imperative
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(''This article is adapted from the e-book'' [http://www.olivernorvell.com/ThePlainTruthAboutTobacco.pdf The Plain Truth About Tobacco]) | (''This article is adapted from the e-book'' [http://www.olivernorvell.com/ThePlainTruthAboutTobacco.pdf The Plain Truth About Tobacco]) | ||
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Professional damn foolishness on the subject of tobacco and health can require caustic description. A condemnatory tone is proper and necessary in discussing the issue of interference in the development of reduced risk cigarettes by staunchly abolitionist Tobacco Control advocates. As noted by the philosopher and psychologist Doctor Vincent-Riccardo Di Pierri, in his book ''[http://www.rampant-antismoking.com/ Rampant Antismoking Signifies Grave Danger: Materialism Out of Control]'', correction of monomaniacal Tobacco Control psychology, from within the ranks of lifestyle epidemiologists, or the public health bureaucracy, or from the medical profession, is not to be expected. These supposed experts have for so long “dumbed themselves down” with what Di Pierri calls “statistics madness” that they have lost all sight of reason. The preference is strong among nearly all of them for the idiocy of fanaticism. A return of reason could now only be forced upon them from outside. It is high time we all got angry about the miserable situation, and moved, to fix it. | Professional damn foolishness on the subject of tobacco and health can require caustic description. A condemnatory tone is proper and necessary in discussing the issue of interference in the development of reduced risk cigarettes by staunchly abolitionist Tobacco Control advocates. As noted by the philosopher and psychologist Doctor Vincent-Riccardo Di Pierri, in his book ''[http://www.rampant-antismoking.com/ Rampant Antismoking Signifies Grave Danger: Materialism Out of Control]'', correction of monomaniacal Tobacco Control psychology, from within the ranks of lifestyle epidemiologists, or the public health bureaucracy, or from the medical profession, is not to be expected. These supposed experts have for so long “dumbed themselves down” with what Di Pierri calls “statistics madness” that they have lost all sight of reason. The preference is strong among nearly all of them for the idiocy of fanaticism. A return of reason could now only be forced upon them from outside. It is high time we all got angry about the miserable situation, and moved, to fix it. |