[Red_Leaves_Flyy]

What costs more for health insurers?

A cigarette smoker that dies between 40-70 with what treatments for diabetes, bloodpressure, asthma, copd, and a heart attack before cigarettes kill them young?

A non smoker that lives to 105 but needs two hip replacements, cancer treatments, and assisted living between 60-80, then round the clock care for the next 25 years?

[StanislavPetrov]

Obesity is far more widespread than smoking and costs everyone far more money. Should we cut off fat people from healthcare too?