Once again, you share a view of "Conservatism" which is big-government, anti-freedom.

Fat, unhealthy people are bad for society, just as surely as smokers. They're bad for their own health, and bad for our economy. They're less productive, and get sick and die often of conditions resulting from their weight--incurring high costs along the way. Where's your plan to get rid of them? And dumb people? And everyone else who makes decisions you, in your high and mighty wisdom, do not approve of?

I know you like making excuses for your weight, but it's the result of your own decisions and discipline, just as smokers' choices and addictions are of theirs. Here you display the height of hypocrisy. A grand scheme to control people who aren't acting as you would like, while you engage in paralleled destructive behavior. Because it's okay when you do it. You have excuses. Yours are better than theirs. Powerful government meddling in people's lives unconstitutionally is alright, as long as it's enacting the controls you want to see.

Nevermind that you bombard us with nonsense statements, as always:

"This way it is hard for tobacco companies to fight...."

Yeah, it's inherently hard for them to fight oppression unless it threatens ALL their revenue stream? Your statement is baseless. They'd fight it with every dollar they could justify and then some, given that you clearly state the desire for abolishment. You're making the fight about a complete ban, not a year or two. And that's what you'd get. People aren't quite as stupid as you make them out to be. They can figure out things you're obviously having trouble with.

"people will have a hard time contesting that you cut them off from access, etc."

Every legal adult will have a very easy time proving that you cut them off from access from the very first year you attempt to up the age requirement. They're legal adults.  Wasn't very hard contesting that at all.

"Cigarette smoking would start dropping off significantly in 40 years however as only 41 year olds could buy cigarettes."

Just as prohibition prevented alcohol consumption and the "drug war" prevents people from smoking marijuana now! You really thought this one through.

Crossed the line so far that you can't see the line since it got up and ran to me crying over the big meanie that stepped all over it.  Warned, Flint.

138 year olds should be able to smoke not only without legal judgement, but without even personal judgement. It's only logical.

dad quit by switching to Winstons

so foul he couldn't bring himself to light up

Without the smokers the economy would be more dead!

Globalists like Einstein come up with lots of bad ideas in their endless struggle to come up with more ideas to expand central control over all of society.