Avoid incremental tobacco purchase ban by setting the age limit to 21

The minimum age requirement to buy tobacco should therefore be raised to 21 instead of increasing it by one year every year. The amendment to the Tobacco and Vapes bill has to be drafted for raising the age limit to 21 and dropping the part of the bill that increases the age limit as anContinue

UK residents or citizens: Sign the government petition against the incremental tobacco ban

With the Tobacco and Vapes Bill going through its second reading through parliament tomorrow on Tuesday the 16th of April, the wider expectation and wish is that it will remain as a draft bill or alternatives be provided to the incremental tobacco purchase ban such as raising the minimum age requirement to buy tobacco toContinue

Comment of solidarity and support with incremental smoking ban going through parliament

We are all equally devastated for sure to be made aware that this catastrophic bill comprises of the prime minister’s choice and initiative and has entered parliament already going for its second reading. It may be the prime minister’s initiative but it is not the health minister’s participating in Rishi Sunak’s government initiative who followsContinue

Comment in solidarity to the objective of the FOREST reception

It is not right for whoever turns 18 from now on to be ineligible against his or her own wishes and rights to buy tobacco products, but only those who are already over 18 at present to be able to do so. That is the meaning of Rishi Sunak’s fixation, that it is also calledContinue

Comment on majority leader Liz Truss setting up popular-conservative facade

Many congratulations to our former prime minister Liz Truss who led a majority government for the last time before Rishi Sunak took over from her and decided that an adult smoking prohibition would be his own idea to materialise. Liz Truss defeated Rishi Sunak who came second when she was elected to lead the rulingContinue

Comment in response to the constitutional crime of proposing adult smoking prohibition

I agree with Pat Nurse and her comment above, and what about our mental health, is this not part of our health as well, because people who are ordered about with the exchange of blackmail are not mentally healthy if their actions are not a result of their free will, so why is mental healthContinue

Comment on Simon Clark’s “The public has spoken but the PM isn’t listening”

The public has spoken and the government should listen to that and to what the people prefer and have to say, is the fundamentals of democracy and of having democracy and democratic governance. The majority of the parliament does not identify with the majority of everyone else in our country. In each case it doesn’tContinue

Comment in support of Charles Amos campaigning against adult smoking prohibition

It is a grave wrong and I am opposing it by doing my best! The decisions that belong to me or anyone should not be stolen from us by the power of the state. In legislating unconstitutional counter-smoking legislation, our elected representatives are abusing the power that has been entrusted to them by the electorateContinue

Comment in support of Charles Amos campaigning against phasing out smoking

https://www.1828.org.uk/2023/10/11/the-terrible-reasoning-behind-sunaks-smoking-ban/comment-page-1/?unapproved=3002&moderation-hash=674c55a069131531bbe605f67f037bca#comment-3002 You are very right, I couldn’t agree more. What a disgrace to condemn the people of Britain, young people and those who have not yet been born, to anything of the like. Not being entitled to buy tobacco until you die was what was happening exactly when you were growing up and it shouldContinue