The more smokers have good manners, the less friction there will be in society, and the less likely that public opinion will turn against smoking leading to things like smoking bans, which would cut further into Japan Tobacco's profits
This is dumb thinking, but its precisely where my train of thought goes at times like these
"Tobacco-specific nitrosamines, some of the chemical compounds in thirdhand smoke, are among the most potent carcinogens there are." A January paper in PLOS ONE that used mice to assess the health hazards highlighted the knowledge gap: Although the potential risks attributed to [thirdhand smoke] exposure are increasing, virtually nothing is known about the specific health implications of acute or cumulative exposure
This argument then begs the question so what types of businesses are acceptable
The findings demonstrate a significant, and larger than previously estimated, contribution of alcohol to death, disability, and ill health, globally. These recent findings should prompt public health agencies around the world to reconsider viewing the alcohol industry as an accepted participant in health policy making
Light format keeps consumption accessible and economical