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25 Dec 14
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So the adverts have been banned.
The government will blame anything bar the fact they are scared that millions of smokers will change to them, and cost them a fortune in lost revenue.
If the government REALLY cared, they would ban smoking altogether.
And then:
Could somebody intelligent (which obviously doesn't include viewers of the programmes I'm about to mention) tell me why they are still broadcast.
I ask because BBC news reported that there were over 3,800 complaints about 'Celebrity Big Brother', and over 1,600 about 'I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here.'
3,800 = carry on viewing.
1,600 = carry on viewing.
200 = banned.
World's gone mad etc...
The government will blame anything bar the fact they are scared that millions of smokers will change to them, and cost them a fortune in lost revenue.
If the government REALLY cared, they would ban smoking altogether.
And then:
Could somebody intelligent (which obviously doesn't include viewers of the programmes I'm about to mention) tell me why they are still broadcast.
I ask because BBC news reported that there were over 3,800 complaints about 'Celebrity Big Brother', and over 1,600 about 'I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here.'
3,800 = carry on viewing.
1,600 = carry on viewing.
200 = banned.
World's gone mad etc...
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yer average uptight middle-of-the-road holier than thou British pillock gets off on persecuting smokers ; the way they're now going after people who are merely pretend-smoking (and in most cases doing so to help 'em kick the habit) proves these types deserve a long slow death
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Some of these **** could do with a smoke ,chill out a bit
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