How does society view smoking?

Answer 1

The illnesses caused by smoking (and also by alcohol abuse) put an unnecessary strain on health resources, and raise the costs of medical care.

Many children also have to put up with their parents smoking around them.

You can notice that while many people put other people's interests before their own, a lot of smokers don't.

Stop smoking! Start living!

Answer 2

Cigarettes may cost smokers more than they believe paying for bad health. The medical evidence is overwhelming. In practical terms, any sort of Volstead-style prohibition of cigarettes would be impossible to legislate, and any such legislation impossible to enforce. For all the difficult moral and legal questions involved, the anti-tobacco forces consider a drive on marketing to be the best way to confront the cigarette.

Answer 3

Smoking has to do more with the mental state of the person. People smoke or drink alcohol to get into that "high" state, not because of its taste. Its taste is disgusting. But there are other better and healthy ways to cope with stress like workout and exercise. If anyone does smoke or drinks alcohol, please stop it and build healthy habits like working out. We have no right to judge these people , just mind our own business. And instead of judging, we should try to help them instead, if any of our friend or family member smokes, we should help them get over the addiction instead of making them feel judged and acting like smoking is unacceptable in a society.

Answer 4

it is disgusting