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Old 05-10-2011, 01:58 PM #11
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Originally Posted by Cromwell1900 View Post
I don't know where the balance is but fags & Booze cost the NHS a heap of money as well as making it in taxes. But rather than taxing harmful products, i'd love to see a Harmful Products Tax laid on the Manufacturer rather than the consumer. Maybe it could be tied into an estimate of how much money the NHS spends on dealing with them.
If fags and booze were so damaging: and the cost of healthy care was less than the monies that the treasury reap in taxes: don't you think both would be made illegal?

Why isn't that done instead? simply because more revenue is generated from the taxes paid on such products, than the NHS spend.
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