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Everyday 1,200 people die from cigarette smoke related diseases. That's over 400,000 preventable deaths every year! And you know what? Big Tobacco doesn't care, because for those 1,200 a day, 3,000 teenagers will light up for the first time.
The tobacco industry shamelessly targets kids in its advertisements. Of course they do, how else will they replace their DEAD customers? For example: in 1988, Camel cigarettes introduced the hip and cool Joe Camel, resulting in no increase of adult smokers of that brand, but surprise surprise: a 600% increase in teen smokers of Camel cigarettes.
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