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umm, correct me if my math is wrong, but isn't 65,000/365=178 deaths per day and not 13?"We started on the basis of a simple observation - two figures: 60,000 deaths a year in our country linked directly to tobacco consumption and 5,000 deaths linked to passive smoking. "That makes more than 13 deaths a day. It is an unacceptable reality in our country in terms of public health," he said.
Holy crap, France actually did something right. Wonders never cease.
that makes sense, i stopped reading after about half way through, as i was going i realized that i couldn't care less about the french, and the fewer the better. So they probably said that, but I overlooked it and was only examining the total number.5000/365 = about 13. They're worried about second-hand smoke, not people who choose to use it themselves.
You're missing the intent of the laws. Secondhand smoke harms people who otherwise wouldn't be smoking. Your sitting around drinking doesn't harm anyone except you.Seriously if this keeps progressing I can see a ban on drinking in bars.
True, but that situation is easily remedied by a breathalizer or a roadside sobriety test.sure it does. i get beer spilled on me all the time, then i get pulled over for a dui even though i haven't been drinking cuz I smell like alcohol.
Far fetched, sure. but the Mcdonalds coffee bitch won too......
France has nothing right. they are on the edge of Sharia law, and if you can't remember, they had rioting there for like 3 weeks straight and they merely locked their doors. Hundreds of people died violently, and still no one is brought to justice.
France is a piece of shit nation, yet STILL the apple in the eye of your common democrat. I don't get it.