Nanny State to Impose Oversized Graphic Cigarette Warning Labels

23 Jun, 2011 by Dave Blount

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In an appalling example of its increasing heavy-handedness, the Nanny State will be imposing revolting graphic propaganda images on cigarette packaging starting in October of next year:

The new labels must occupy the top half of the front and back of a cigarette pack, and the various images will be accompanied by messages such as “Smoking can kill you.”

Understatement is not in favor among our shrill PC rulers. Unless courts intervene, here’s what a pack of cigarettes will soon look like:

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Bureaucrats have come up with a whole series of these lovely pictures, but in case they run short, here are some more they might use:

  

  

  

Graphics compliments of AC. Cross-posted at Moonbattery.