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Ban on smoking in movies 'infringes free speech', says MPAA

Motion Picture Association of America faces lawsuit aimed at removing tobacco imagery from films deemed suitable for children

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  • joethebob
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    They argue that the link between on-screen smoking and teenage uptake is scientifically provable and their complaint is therefore about false advertising.

    What shyster agreed to take this case?

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