Since 1965, 2.5 million nonsmokers have died from secondhand smoke, and thats not counting the thousands of others who developed heart disease, stroke, and lung cancer
Moreover, in Georgia, they tend to shift income from low- to relatively high-income areas.[7] Low-income residents, while bearing the cost of the tax, will likely not receive the benefit
Diseases that could be associated with their use could take decades to develop
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