As proven by the above mentioned, tobacco companies have found many different alternatives to still market people getting their menthol fix after the menthol cigarette ban, and there could potentially be more new menthol products to come
The fact that a company would exploit that vulnerability in young people is, in my view, morally repugnant, and it seems, on the basis of all reason and evidence, that they knew exactly what they were doingThey create a devastating public health impact, profit from it enormously and then hide behind the fact that somebody, somewhere, might be helped by this product
A consistently good-quality product will build a loyal customer base and reduce returns and complaints 2
If you're far enough off of the trail, your cone of scent would not get close enough to the trail to spook any deer that might be walking the trail
But then finally yes, because many of those qualities do seem admirable even when viewed outside the prism of a cool value system: for example, the habit of questioning authority, the impulse to live creatively and the knack of self-control
