Hawaii amends ban to allow indoor smoking again
Forget minimum pricing as a tool for tackling binge-drinking
Why does the progressive mantra fly out the window when talking about sin taxes?
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Six things you should never say to your mother-in-law
Fast food in North Korea quite good, apparently
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Ontario teachers' union calls for ban on school Wi-Fi
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3 comments:
Cool! Great news from Hawaii! The shape of things to come?
It's a shame that we can't get rid of the parasites from ASH by getting drunk...
Great links, Dick.
Loving Hawaii giving two fingers to the fASHists. :) OK, perhaps it's just the middle finger.
Does anyone apart from me hate the term "sin tax" in respect of smoking and drinking? As if to equate these lifestyle choices with real sins, such as, I dunno, murder and theft? I would, however, strongly support the use of "sin tax" if we limited it so specifically taxing politicians for being grubby, thieving bastards.
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