Since 1960 endless lawsuits have accumulated the courts against tobacco for various reasons and yet not one significant act has changed the manufacturing of cigarettes. The attorney generals developed a plan to make tobacco pay an much more amount of money than previou

"It would pay $368.5 billion over twenty-five years to the Ages, would no longer use human images or cartoon characters in its ads, would run only black and white ads except in adult publications, tear down its billboards, ban vending machines, put $5 billion a year into a fund to pay off sick smokers who sued them..."(pg 266)

Sincerely,

I have read that families of dying smokers want big tobacco to simply admit that they lied about the information they knew then apologize for the deaths of their loved ones, until they receive this they will never rest. I realize their need for closure but the settlement drawn out by the lawyers forces the manufacturers to finally admit the information they know and to print the information on the outside of the package so in the future know one else will go uneducated of the danger that lies in smoking.

Tobacco has never faced such a massive blow to their production. To let this settlement fall through our hands would be a grave error on our part

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