what about people who have asthma?
Obviously it would be better to not smoke at all. In every case.
Some people just don't want to save themselves or keep themselves healthy. It's nuts. Taking away the cigarettes is like taking candy away from a diabetic. You know that you're supposed to, but they're going to go and get more anyway, and the next time, they have something else you did to complain about. Just let them make their own choice and die on their own time. Personally, there's been a few smokers I've known that I'm very glad were taken out by the habit.
do you smoke cigarettes or weed?
I've known a lot of people and travelled around a lot. I used to smoke weed, but I cut that down and eventually tapered off. I do smoke occasionally to celebrate a party or some other big event, but that's very infrequent. I hate any kind of burning smoke. Cigars, cigarettes, blunts, joints, it's all really the same thing to me. Toxic. Magic Flight Launch Boxes were a turning point for me. I used those until I got a mechanical vaporizer. I've been looking more into dab and oil lately. Vaping never seemed to disagree with me. People just need to understand temperature variations and how that effects the size of the smoke and your lungs. A lot of the people that started vaping legislation were the ones who thought that everyone who vapes was like those idiot "cloud-chasers," who would install huge mods on their vape and vape nearly 24/7 without stopping. Some of them were so addicted that they couldn't put their vapes down for longer than 20 minutes. Nicotene sucks. I'm still very happy I left smoking behind. If you had to compare my vices with each other, I'm more addicted to one coffee every morning than I am to any kind of vaping or smoking. Much like everyone else, I have periods where I indulge too much and then taper off and don't for a long time. Lately, though, I'm keeping a firm amount of control over myself.
Tobacco cured my asthma. It's a bronchial dilator just like Albuterol.
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