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Even with the windows open, it's a pretty closed environment, and their right to smoke ends where the tips of your pristine pink lungs begin

These include: Tar - a mixture of dangerous chemicals Arsenic - used in wood preservatives/ rat poison Benzene - an industrial solvent, refined from crude oil Cadmium - used in batteries Ethanol - used in anti-freeze Formaldehyde - used in mortuaries to embalm dead bodies Polonium-210 - a highly radioactive element Chromium - used to manufacture dye, paints and alloys Acrolein - formerly used as a chemical weapon Hydrogen cyanide - used as an industrial pesticide Carbon Monoxide - contained in exhaust fumes Ammonia - used to make fertilisers and explosives Smoking damages nearly every organ of the body

This is why the rolling papers vs blunts debate depends on personal preference, not trends

The size of the non-tobacco flavored market differs by state (figures in Table 1), and the estimates reflect these differences