Thank You for Smoking

Feel free to use this thread to discuss anything related to the film or issues that you think it raises. But here are a few potential topics:

• Nick Naylor tells his son, "If you know how to argue, you're never wrong." What does he mean by this? Do you agree?
• Does the film itself make an argument? If so, what for or against? If not, what does the film say or suggest about argument?
• Should cigarettes carry a skull-and-crossbones label? Should Vermont cheddar?
• Who was your favorite character in the film, and why?
• Do you want to be a lobbyist when you grow up?

Than you for commenting!