I don't have a problem with it - smoking is fucking nasty. I think the R rating is probably counter-productive, though it's not like the CDC has any power to mandate that anyway.
Maybe just a 2% fee tacked on to the production cost of the movie if any sympathetic characters in it are smoking. With that fee going toward national health care costs or something. Honestly, the sooner we eliminate tobacco use, the better.
It's too damn late for CDC to finally realized this. But the smoking is definitely nasty. It can get you lung cancer, very deadly form of the cancer of all. So, yeah, CDC shouldn't tell them what to do. They can do whatever what they wants to do.
Who cares if someone smokes in a film. I doubt people even notice when a person in a film is smoking I sure don't. It's not like people go "Gee whiz I sure wish I was just like him I should smoke to do so."
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