

Yeah, I came across that one. I didn’t reference it because I didn’t see where that mentions cumulative lifetime costs which is not the same as annual cost. I’m arguing that the lower life expectancy offsets those increased costs, because then healthcare isn’t paying for someone in old age.
At this time, I still disagree with you.
Also
Your argument makes me wonder are you a proponent of banning fast-food and alcohol since they are also argued to create a “public health burden?”


Oh I’m sorry, when you decided to speak for all former smokers I felt necessary to correct you, because you’re the one that initially declared what you thought using nicotine was like. -That’s bullshit.