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    Quote Originally Posted by MK27 View Post
    No, that was a side effect of the Hurst campaign. This is not a hard leap to make, Bubba. Hurst's papers really did run these articles (vis, marijuana and adultery with minorities), that was what really what made banning "dr. feelgood" a winning "majority" political platform, and Hurst really was invested in PULP and paper and Dupont. They benefited *immensely* from that.
    Do you mean to say that big business,with the aid of political backing, lied to people in order to protect their business interests rather than act for the betterment of the population and planet? Yeah, right. Next you'll be saying that smoking causes cancer when Philip Morris has already told us that's not true.......

    ^^That was to illustrate a point that considering that we are STILL being lied to by those who would rather protect their business interests over anything else. So why is it so far fetched that in the 1930's when people were much more ignorant (correct usage in context) that business interests came before anything else and "arguments" were accepted without question, especially if the argument was that it must be bad because the negroes are doing it!

    It seems that Sebastiani's relative was one of the few forward thinking people of the time, but as a minority and without any political backing his ideas would probably have been discounted as "outlandish".

    But anyway - on topic. First animated avatars, now wanting bigger avatars. What next? Why can't you be happy that you have an avatar at all.
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    Offtopic:
    Quote Originally Posted by BuzzBuzz View Post
    Next you'll be saying that smoking causes cancer when Philip Morris has already told us that's not true.......
    I hope that you are kidding here because it is a proven fact that smoking increases the probability of cancer esp. lung cancer.
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    Quote Originally Posted by stevesmithx View Post
    Offtopic:

    I hope that you are kidding here because it is a proven fact that smoking increases the probability of cancer esp. lung cancer.
    Nope, I'm deadly serious. As I made clear in the post you quoted.
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    Quote Originally Posted by buzzbuzz View Post
    nope, i'm deadly serious. As i made clear in the post you quoted.
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