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AlmostAtheist Re: Birthdays banned in 1951?

I think they went after smoking as a disfellowshipping offense in the 70's. They like to talk about the fact that they recognized the bad health effects of smoking for many years prior, but they also knocked aspirin, aluminum, and vaccinations. (They don't mention those nearly as much!)
Dave
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AlmostAtheist	Re: Birthdays banned in 1951?
	I think they went after smoking as a disfellowshipping offense in the 70's. They like to talk about the fact that they recognized the bad health effects of smoking for many years prior, but they also knocked aspirin, aluminum, and vaccinations. (They don't mention those nearly as much!) Dave
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