Tobacco companies plainly say that if people smoke, there may be a chance they can contract certain diseases and cancers(SHORT). A fact that few people know is that only 10% of lifelong tobacco users get cancer from smoking tobacco, but this does not mean they will not get any disease from using tobacco(LONG). Some people believe that cigars and chewing tobacco are safe alternatives to smoking cigarettes, but these types of tobacco are just as dangerous for them. Tobacco companies even have the warnings on these types of tobacco that they are not safe alternatives. It is not right for smokers to make the choice of potentially getting a disease by using a product that always has a label that warns them about diseases they might receive, and then turn around and try to hold the company making the company and product liable for them getting the disease. (LONG)“Smoking is a risky activity, not necessarily a deadly one. And adults in a free society have the right to engage in risky activities if they so choose” (Torr
Tobacco companies plainly say that if people smoke, there may be a chance they can contract certain diseases and cancers(SHORT). A fact that few people know is that only 10% of lifelong tobacco users get cancer from smoking tobacco, but this does not mean they will not get any disease from using tobacco(LONG). Some people believe that cigars and chewing tobacco are safe alternatives to smoking cigarettes, but these types of tobacco are just as dangerous for them. Tobacco companies even have the warnings on these types of tobacco that they are not safe alternatives. It is not right for smokers to make the choice of potentially getting a disease by using a product that always has a label that warns them about diseases they might receive, and then turn around and try to hold the company making the company and product liable for them getting the disease. (LONG)“Smoking is a risky activity, not necessarily a deadly one. And adults in a free society have the right to engage in risky activities if they so choose” (Torr