May 31 is “World No Tobacco Day,” an event sponsored by the World Health Organization that is devoted to reducing the use of tobacco.
While the goal is laudable, it’s equally important to consider how we’re reducing tobacco use. Are individuals making personal and voluntary choices to do so, or are we strengthening government to keep tobacco products out of people’s hands?
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