I literally said that it highers the risk and you said that I said that it doesn't.
I really suggest opening Oxford Dictionaries next time you try being a smartass.
The last time I cracked a dictionary I was 6 and playing a game in English when I hardly knew a word of it (not my native language). I think we're past that.
The point I was making, and the point you clearly missed, is that your first post implied something you didn't intend. Even though your literal meaning was not that smoking didn't lead to lung cancer, that's what you
implied. You do know about implications, right? They're the meaning behind the words. Like how I can say "the sky looks blue today", implying the weather is good rather than just pointing out the color of the sky.
When you reposted it you emphasized a different part of it, the part you actually meant to say. Hence my
much better reply. It was actually a compliment to you that you understood. Perhaps I overestimated your comprehension.
I think we're done with this class in English 101 though. The student that doesn't want to learn will never learn. Feel free to rage at me however much you require to let out your inner child (aka Trump) and I promise I won't reply.