Back to top #20 marksixman marksixman Member 451 posts Joined: December 20 Posted 09 May 2023 - 11:54 A friend recently sent me this image, knowing I had a soft spot for Francoise Hardy - well, who didn't
For example, a 1989 issue of Philip Morris Magazine included a section on excise taxes that compared that kind of taxation with the taxes being opposed during the Boston Tea Party.46 In 1993, Massachusetts smokers rights groups distributed a mailing entitled Protect your right to smoke! that included Tea Party language to describe opposition to tobacco taxes: New Englanders don't like unfair taxesremember the Boston Tea Party?and they're fighting mad over proposals in Washington to raise the federal tax on cigarettes from 24 cents a pack to $1.24 or maybe even $2.24 a pack.47 The tobacco industry and their allied organisations have been using the Tea Party metaphor to oppose taxation since at least the 1980s
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Occasional drug use, such as misusing an opioid to get high, can have similarly disastrous effects, including impaired driving and overdose