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> without an injured party. I'd argue that premature death leaves your whānau/family an injured party. (I would say "and the health system", but then I read a
by EdwardDiego 4y ago
> without an injured party.
I'd argue that premature death leaves your whānau/family an injured party.
(I would say "and the health system", but then I read an paper which concluded that smokers and their propensity to die younger is actually saving the health system a lot of money, as the longer you live, the more healthcare you need.)
- mattpallissard 4y agoYeah, I'm on the fence on that constituting that as an injured party. Healthy choices are just one of those things where it's not straightforward to draw a line without taking rights away from people.