What civic sense! Yes but he will never take advantage of it, he, the turkey: and moreover he will have paid to contribute to his own extermination! (Ahmed's dark humor doesn't hurt anyone lol)
Joking aside, what is happening with lobbying in this case is the archetype of the confiscation of democracy.
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Janic wrote:obamot hello
Unfortunately no economic sector (or not for that matter) escapes pressure groups.
For sure! But in the light of this "death market", corruption takes on a surprising relief. Enarques and other legislators can no longer hide behind their usual fallacies (such as "one does not explain or one cannot explain it to a populasse which in any case would understand nothing there ...")
Janic wrote:If the cigarette has recently become the bête noire because of the millions of deaths it generates, we do not shoot as much with red balls on the alcoholists who nevertheless claim as many victims and even more if we consider the violence which results from it . There, it's all beautiful! Hypocrisy? No! Preservation of a sector which employs a very large quantity of individuals (future voters or elected officials in place) which is no longer the case for tobacco and if we find and impose on tobacco packages the mention: tobacco kills and pictures of organ breakdown; no image, no deadly mention on the other poison (it's less seller) Same thing for the bidoche elsewhere!
I agree in substance, but not in the application. There is "social" alcohol (the wine of masses, celebratory meetings, etc.) Alcohol is special, there is a cultural dimension that there is not with cigarettes at the historical level. . The fact remains that alcohol is very dangerous, the switch from addiction to addiction can be done in just a few days if we are not careful. In the present day even more than before: alcohol has become a real "field of challenge" (as everything can be) and shows the resignation of the education of our system which comes back to us in the face as a boomerang! When we see what is happening in Brussels, we cannot blame young people for drinking - what alternatives and what future does society offer them? - there would be enough to enlist in an extremist movement or a sect!
In recent times, I remember that those in civil society, who made sure to engage in "prevention" in their work as journalists, were the unloved ones of radio-TV channels and other media. There was also a red ball against "civil society" (because allegedly potentially competing with the "democratic society in place" in the eyes of certain politicians and even "red-headed") and its idealistic initiatives! (Ditto with participatory democracy, allegedly "already participatory", this program shows that it is not because it is confiscated) We can see why now, they were preventing people from going around in circles!
The gangrene had already started! It is essential to put the work back on the carpet.
Janic wrote:it's cynicism, but it also corresponds to a tangible reality. Retirement savings are usually spent on very expensive care like cancer, but it's not the same budget!Chatelot wrote:after philip moris smoking resoud the problem of pensions since smoking kills ... well that's what is said at the moment on 2 on TV ... and if it's on TV it's true? ??
https://www.econologie.com/forums/post277420.html#277420
There, the debate around "demographic weapons»Becomes plausible, since it is a proof (in this sector there at least). And when we see how far the cynicism of some parliamentarians can go, it would have deserved the electric chair in other times!
Is it the tree that hides the forest of coffins? Since we know that degenerative diseases and cardiovascular problems included, this represents 80% of pathologies! These are the new genocides of "modern" times.