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> I always thought the "bystander effect" was a load of propaganda. I can personally confirm that standing by smokers / staying in smokers' houses is quite goo
by davidgay 4y ago
> I always thought the "bystander effect" was a load of propaganda.
I can personally confirm that standing by smokers / staying in smokers' houses is quite good for triggering asthma. So I suggest you tampen down your propaganda claims.
- LargoLasskhyfv 4y agoFunny you're mentioning that. I've got a relative who counters onset of asthma by smoking, though with very light tobacco and long, thin filters, and on demand only. I do similar things after eating, because I seem to have varying intolerances against the foods which are common now. Making my nose run, sometimes going to the eyes, giving me tears, over to coughing, and in more rare cases even constricting my throat. All that is going away instantly after a few draws of a selfmade small cigarette with long thin filter, exhaling the smoke through the nose. Furthermore I don't wan't to lose the ability to smoke light weed from time to time, without coughing and spitting fits :-)