So, if we can admit that many things are dying out now like gasoline vehicles can't we also admit that the day of combustible tobacco has passed
That somehow tobacco brands with fewer additives are natural and (hint, hint) without actually coming right out and saying so, because coming right out and saying so would be incredibly @#$%ing illegal, theyre some safer or healthier
Its important for policymakers to know this as well, because the places that sell tobacco are concentrated in communities that already have fewer resources
For example, an airport duty-free shop can display and sell super-size packs of toys, sweets and confectionery
In using this strategy, CNTC is taking a leaf from the playbook of Big Tobacco, shorthand for the group of companies that has long dominated the global trade: British American Tobacco (BAT), Imperial Brands, Japan Tobacco International, and Philip Morris International (PMI), which owns Marlboro