Photo, Caption, and Citation #2

This picture shows a baby that is breathing in secondhand smoke.  This is exactly what is happening when you are forced to breath in the smoke exhaled from a smoker.  It is exactly like the baby is the one smoking; however, because the baby is secondhand smoking, he will recieve just as many, if not more illnesses than a reregular smoker.  Since the baby has no choice but to breathe in this smoky air, it will continue to do so until the smoker stops.  This could all be avoided by just having a ban on smoking in public places, where little kids are, as well as other adults who are forced to breath dirty air.


Source:
"Dangers of Second-hand smoke." Smokefree Bristol Alliance. Bristol Alliance, 2009.  Web. 10 Nov. 2010. <http://www.smokefreebristol.org/second-hand-smoke-dangers.html>.