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"Karen Y Byrd" <kybyrd@pobox.upenn.edu> wrote in message 
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> On Sun, 18 Jun 2006 18:52:28 GMT, mcs <mcs@nspam.net> wrote:
>>and they managed to find two people and the normal weatherman to say
>>beautiful , great way to instill honesty in the USA. Paid whores and
>>prolonging the lies that bind people to dsyfunction. At least on fox they
>>mention the warnings for people with asthma and say they shouldn't go out.
>>Now, after telling us this, wouldn't one deserve to know why and what the
>>overall damages are in comparison to anything else they report on... but 
>>no
>>they just go on assuming not going out is something one can easily ignore 
>>.
>>Now another question. if your not to go out or exercise for at least 50
>>percent of the summer , ya think we have a major problem going on? Doesn't
>>anyone care to do more now?
>>
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> Can you use some of this energy to tell people to STOP smoking
> and to NEVER start?!
I can and do but that still leaves one to ask why you should get F Rated air 
when OVER 3/4 of the US isn't rated F  . One can and should ask officials 
why F rated air is accepted, what the REAL consequences are and if not fully 
known, should ask your representative to find out. My whole thesis is it 
harm human tissue immensely and thats varified by many studies. Add the 
degree that this information is not told to majority of people by newsmedia 
, for instance like they do about warnings for drugs or riptides in ocean 
and one thinks they don't tell you for a REASON. 1. you might move out of 
area, 2. drug companies might not be able to hype their meds, 3. Doctors and 
Clinics depend on this for their livilhood.  All I am asking for people to 
do is categorically find what the overall effects of this are compared to 
those in many parts of the US that are not exposed to this.My contention is 
that there is much damage. Not some but much...
>
> I swear there are so many young people who smoke? WHY? WHY? Why
> are they smoking? Why did they ever start? What glamor do they
> see in it??
>
Karen, its a big problem and it was a mistake but there were benefits at the 
time. Its a drug , it has nicotine ,, a stimulant. Personally I can't see 
how people who have jobs do it everyday. I don't understand allot of things, 
perhaps I am just sensitive. But the air at this stage in my life shows up 
in my radar screen automatically on bad air days... learn from it. You 
personally might not be affected but thats not to say you wouldn't do much 
better in good air. The sad thing is I know of it and can't do much..
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