Doonesbury by Garry Trudeau for December 13, 2019

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    BE THIS GUY  almost 5 years ago

    At least 4 Marlboro men died from smoking related illnesses.

    https://www.latimes.com/nation/nationnow/la-na-nn-marlboro-men-20140127-story.html

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    kaffekup   almost 5 years ago

    And don’t forget the second-hand smoking deaths, Mr Butts.

    The Chinese government will probably give you a medal for population control.

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    Watcher  almost 5 years ago

    This is why they got rid of the one child policy.

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    FionaMessenger  almost 5 years ago

    There’s an error in the colouring in panel 4. Just saying. Oh, and smoking is bad.

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    salunga  almost 5 years ago

    I like how the background in each panel reflects the optimism or pessimism of that frame’s message.

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    Diat60  almost 5 years ago

    And put that in your pipe and smoke it.

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    vaughnrl2003 Premium Member almost 5 years ago

    I wonder how much more money people would have if they didn’t burn it up poisoning themselves. Ironically, I think I would spend it on Oreo’s.

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    bakana  almost 5 years ago

    Don’t forget Virginia Slims:

    https://blog.cvn.com/7m-verdict-slams-philip-morris-in-trial-over-virginia-slims-smokers-fatal-lung-cancer

    West Palm Beach, FL—A state court jury Tuesday (Oct. 2017) handed down a $7.1 million award to the family of a woman who died from smoking-related lung cancer, after it concluded Philip Morris played a central role in her death. Gentile v. Philip Morris, 2015CA005405.

    Jurors needed less than two hours to find Brenda Gentile, a long-time smoker of Philip Morris’ Virginia Slims, Parliament, and Merit brands, died because the tobacco giant hid the health risks of cigarettes the company knew were dangerous.

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