What type of Christians would you say the anti-smoking proponents are?

Pictured above is an old cigarette advertisement wishing everyone a Merry Christmas but those were the good old days and times when nobody would bother to have added a health warning under the space used for advertising and promoting the product, not the person who uses it in any other defamatory or derogatory way. Now pictorial warnings have become mandatory and not only verbal warnings.

As if not enough they want the pictorial warnings to take over the packaging display of the product that came out of the imagination of American Indians and deprive it of the subject that would be given for its advertisement, like the one in the poster which today doesn’t have a subject to talk about, thus to prefer one product over another one of the same type and offering.

Those active in the anti-smoking campaign are promptly responsible for defaming products according to what they represent and depriving them of their marketing value for their producers or owners, if they support generic packaging and can tolerate it for others but themselves, antagonising members of our society and not declaring it to them, who are the tobacco industry and its participants or stakeholders, and for raising the need for and supporting unconstitutional laws that are imposed on all the rest towards them.

Those active in the anti-smoking campaign and other proponents of their constructed facts apply cruelty to those who smoke by discarding them from their environment and rob them of their dignity and money, because they cannot signify what they are consuming in a decent manner anymore with generic packaging, and are paying through our noses to obtain it, and fail to display Christian values of an elementary type according to the way they were brought up.

Because, what Christians would you say anti-smoking supporters are if they send others out of their environment for smoking in front of them? Can they not demonstrate the value and compromise of sacrificing your comfort to accommodate the person next to you? This is important, as it characterises a group or a person in a bad manner and gives or leaves a bad impression about them.