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West Palm Beach, FL—A state court jury Tuesday (Oct. 2017) handed down a $7.1 million award to the family of a woman who died from smoking-related lung cancer, after it concluded Philip Morris played a central role in her death. Gentile v. Philip Morris, 2015CA005405.
Jurors needed less than two hours to find Brenda Gentile, a long-time smoker of Philip Morris’ Virginia Slims, Parliament, and Merit brands, died because the tobacco giant hid the health risks of cigarettes the company knew were dangerous.
BE THIS GUY over 5 years ago
At least 4 Marlboro men died from smoking related illnesses.
https://www.latimes.com/nation/nationnow/la-na-nn-marlboro-men-20140127-story.html
kaffekup over 5 years ago
And don’t forget the second-hand smoking deaths, Mr Butts.
The Chinese government will probably give you a medal for population control.
Watcher over 5 years ago
This is why they got rid of the one child policy.
FionaMessenger over 5 years ago
There’s an error in the colouring in panel 4. Just saying. Oh, and smoking is bad.
salunga over 5 years ago
I like how the background in each panel reflects the optimism or pessimism of that frame’s message.
Diat60 over 5 years ago
And put that in your pipe and smoke it.
vaughnrl2003 Premium Member over 5 years ago
I wonder how much more money people would have if they didn’t burn it up poisoning themselves. Ironically, I think I would spend it on Oreo’s.
bakana over 5 years ago
Don’t forget Virginia Slims:
https://blog.cvn.com/7m-verdict-slams-philip-morris-in-trial-over-virginia-slims-smokers-fatal-lung-cancer
West Palm Beach, FL—A state court jury Tuesday (Oct. 2017) handed down a $7.1 million award to the family of a woman who died from smoking-related lung cancer, after it concluded Philip Morris played a central role in her death. Gentile v. Philip Morris, 2015CA005405.
Jurors needed less than two hours to find Brenda Gentile, a long-time smoker of Philip Morris’ Virginia Slims, Parliament, and Merit brands, died because the tobacco giant hid the health risks of cigarettes the company knew were dangerous.