China is the country with the largest number of smokers in the world, and about one-quarter of the population smokes. In addition, there are 740 million non-smokers in China who are harmed by second-hand smoke, and tobacco control is imminent. However, on the one hand, smokers are physically and mentally harmful to tobacco. There is dependence; on the other hand, the state's tax revenue also depends in part on the tobacco industry. If tobacco is eliminated at once, not only smokers will have withdrawal symptoms, but even the state of the economy at all levels and places will also have "withdrawal symptoms". So Tobacco control in China can only be a gradual process. Which of the following, if true, does not support the above assertion? ['The number of deaths from smoking-related diseases in China exceeds the total number of deaths caused by AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria each year.', 'If smokers do not slowly guide and encourage the process of quitting, smokers have a high probability of smoking again after quitting.', "From 1982 to 2012, the profit and tax of China's tobacco industry accounted for 7.4% of the national fiscal revenue.", 'The current implementation of a comprehensive smoking ban is difficult and expensive, and it is difficult to achieve the expected policy effect.']