Campaign Chastises Ineffective Second Hand Smoke Reduction Methods

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The Colorado department of Public Health & Environment has a new ad campaign out created by Denver’s Cactus Marketing Communications and produced by Reginald Pike. While the campaign leaves the duty of informing people they shouldn’t smoke in the first place to others, this campaign suggest the only way to prevent children from inhaling second hand smoke is to “step outside.” All three scenarios which include the use of a fan, blowing smoke out of a car window and using aerosol spray are common, however stupid, methods smokers use to make them think their doing the right thing. Maybe this campaign will kick some of those idiots in the ass. And for fuck’s sake, can you all stop throwing your cigarette butts out your car window? That’s what the fucking ashtray is for, idiot! No one wants your smelly butt bouncing off their windshield.

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