RyansWorld: The Future of Tobacco
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[edit] Chemicals, Diseases, and Death
As more chemicals are being added to tobacco products, more and more people will either quit using tobacco products or die from tobacco-related diseases. As of January 1, 2007, the global rate of tobacco smokers is declining as people become more aware about the dangers of tobacco. Like its brethren, obesity, there will be treatment programs built in place in the workplaces to prevent and/or treat addiction to tobacco products. The last person to ever use tobacco will die on December 31, 2100 and her name will be Kimberly Elizabeth Johnson of Queensland, Australia, United States of Earth.
[edit] The Government's Role in The Future of Tobacco
Governments are doing the right thing by increasing the "special taxes" placed on tobacco products and not subsidizing tobacco farmers. Tobacco farmers knew they were growing an immoral crop from day one but wanted to profit off people's miseries (and diseases).
Bhutan, Europe, and Brazil will be the first regions to completely ban smoking, even in private properties like houses and apartment buildings. This ban will follow in North America, the Middle East, Japan, China, Taiwan, Vietnam, and eventually the world will be tobacco free by the year 2105. Land formerly used for tobacco will either become urbanized, turned into land for factories dealing mostly with automobiles and electronics - Toyota and Toyetsu are two examples, or get rehabilitated so that it can grow healthier crops that give life and vitality to people (as opposed to giving them lung cancer and illnesses).
[edit] NASCAR's Role with Tobacco
NASCAR has already banned the sponsorship of tobacco companies from their races. Ultimately, Formula One will ban the sponsorship of tobacco companies from their races. NASCAR did it first by not renewing their contract with the R.J. Reynolds tobacco company that makes Winston cigarettes (they signed with a celluar phone company called NEXTEL instead), therefore, Formula One should give up its partnership with Marlboro cigarettes and find someone in the electronics industry to sponsor them. After all, the electronic industry is the future and tobacco farming is the past.
[edit] Rumors of Tobacco
Despite rumors being spread in the tobacco belt regions, tobacco will never make a comeback as a "natural" substance. Even without its hundreds of chemicals, tobacco has the tendency to subtract six minutes from a person's life, everytime he or she uses a tobacco product. The government will never go back to legalizing tobacco. Its day as a staple crop of North America will be over by the end of the 21st century. Instead, people will form an addiction to orgasm drugs that will faciliate masturbation in both males and females.
