In a statement he wrote last year for the Ho-Chunk Nation's records, Pettibone explained that his tobacco was taken "because it resembled an illicit drug." One question put to him at the time was, "Is this that wacky tobacco you smoke to go on the warpath?" "Thirty-two years later," Pettibone wrote, "we are still dealing with wars that our sons and daughters have to contend with
Karl Malone, Charles Barkley, whom I adore and is a good friend, and Charles Oakley
(Gostin and Glasner 2014: 595)
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As Matthew Hilton has argued, during that period, smoking tobacco constituted a habit or hobby that was promoted by bourgeois-liberal ideologies and became central to individual and group identity: in Britain, smoking epitomized a vision of masculinity that resonated with wider commitments to economic independence and liberal notions of social superiority and individuality