Polemics of the anti-smoking is becoming more stupid

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Have held that anti-smoking propaganda arguments for banning their delusion is well known. If you think but, after all the statistics on counterfeiting and far-fetched "arguments" for total smoking bans, the summit is reached the mass stupidity is mistaken. Now doctors say, the cheaper cigarettes in Luxembourg are to blame for a slightly elevated lung cancer rates in the area of ​​Trier. This was reported by the " People's Friend ".

Guenther Matheis, director of the new cancer center in Trier brothers hospital was not too stupid to spread this nonsense message. Matheis reaches back for his claim to statistical surveys. After the disease at the national average is just under 60 per 100,000 people from lung cancer, while in the Trier region just under 65 per 100,000. Matheis, as well as Harald Michel, head of health office of Trier, now claim that the cigarettes are cheaper in Luxembourg blame that more people would smoke and thus explains the higher value of the region in lung cancers.

Reasonable is the Mainz Department of Health. It confirmed the slightly elevated number of cases of lung cancer in the region, but has no explanation for these numbers. It is pointed out that there always exist local irregularities, which one could not explain, in most cases.

How absurd the claim by Matheis and Michels, is obvious. Would agree your theory, would in countries with cheaper cigarettes, or in areas of Germany, bordering on these countries, the rate also increased. Especially when you look at the price of cigarettes in Luxembourg compared to Germany sees. A box of "Dunhill International" costs 4.80 euros in Luxembourg, Germany, 5.30 €. Cigarettes in Luxembourg are not "significantly cheaper" as the anti-smokers try to tell people.

How is it then that in Japan, one of the countries with the highest smoking rate, the lung cancer rate is amongst the lowest worldwide? How is it that in Bavaria, which borders with the Czech Republic, Austria and Switzerland, where cigarettes are much cheaper than partly in Luxembourg, no increase in disease were observed in lung cancer?

Of course, no lack of demand resulting from the nonsense of the anti-smoking Trier and their understanding of outrageous statistics: You must install a total ban on smoking.

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