#11. Stop smoking.

Are you smoker? or non-smoker? If you are smoker, are you able to make me sure that smoking is good for you? Maybe you would feel good for a very short time. And anything else? I’m sure that there is nothing good for you except feeling a short and ephemeral pleasure. Before you smoke, think about your health and your family’s and friends’ health, and the cost you spend for nothing good.
I’m sure I don’t need to talk about your health and others’ health. I just want to talk about our human right. Then you might say it is your right to smoke. What about my or non-smokers’ right? Ok, I accept your free to smoke for yourself because we are in democratic society. Then you have to accept my and non-smokers’ free to avoid the cigarette smoke you blow. Although you don’t smoke just in public places, the problem can’t be gone. What about smell after you smoke? Actually, I don’t care about your health. I just care about my health and I want you to accept many others’ right.
Also, how much do you spend on cigarettes each months? If you had saved money for cigarettes, maybe you might buy the newest computer. Don’t you think that isn’t worth the money you pay? Perhaps, government would raise the price of cigarette. Maybe it would be quite expensive. How much expensive cigarette price will you make quit smoking?
What remains to you? Your dark teeth? really bad breath? How could you kiss your boy or girl friend? What about your trembling hands? You look starving old man. I can’t find the reason why you should smoke. If you have any rational reason, don’t hesitate to tell me.