Just some random UK info I came across.
The state seriously has no business getting involved in religion on any level, in my view.
Ideally, there would be no religious schools. But that's not something you can outlaw, I suppose.
Germany and UK have high coal needs, as does India.
Poland coal mining is struggling: hey, there's an opportunity here.
Labour's not doing itself any favours trying to hike up tobacco taxes, which are already at 86%.
Even though I smoke, I would rather tobacco be outlawed. People will pay anything to maintain habits. But if you outlaw a product, the majority would be unlikely to go to the extent of lawbreaking to obtain tobacco.
But, just as there's no chance of religion being outlawed, there's no chance of tobacco being outlawed either.
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