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"smokers complain about their rights"!
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What about our rights, to not breath their poisons?
They've had it all their own way up to relatively recently, yet they still cannot understand why society has had enough of their disgusting filth. Why are smokers so selfish?
What about our rights, to not breath their poisons?
They've had it all their own way up to relatively recently, yet they still cannot understand why society has had enough of their disgusting filth. Why are smokers so selfish?
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I find it hard to equate cigarette smoke in the open with the foul smell in a bar. The only justification is that the poor misguided smokers will find it so inconvenient they may give up altogether thereby improving their health.
Once I unknowingly opened a can of beer on a trail in the Rockies (banned) and the holier than though sneers of passing walkers amused me greatly. So I have some sympathy with outdoor smokers.
Once I unknowingly opened a can of beer on a trail in the Rockies (banned) and the holier than though sneers of passing walkers amused me greatly. So I have some sympathy with outdoor smokers.
The argument put forward when UK pubs became non smoking, was that more people would stay at home and children be more exposed to smoke.
A similar argument might be raised that children in New York may not be taken to run and play in wide green spaces, whilst Mum and/or Dad has a sneaky cig stood well away.
Pass the lighter someone.
A similar argument might be raised that children in New York may not be taken to run and play in wide green spaces, whilst Mum and/or Dad has a sneaky cig stood well away.
Pass the lighter someone.
Habdabs - how many bikers do you actually know? Such a narrow minded view.
I agree with Wyzard, smokers can be selfish but you can apply that to a whole lots of groups of people. I smoke but I agree pubs, etc are nicer places without smoking in them but I don't it's going to take me some convincing for me to buy that by my smoking in a wide outdoor area is going to have an effect one someone else.
I agree with Wyzard, smokers can be selfish but you can apply that to a whole lots of groups of people. I smoke but I agree pubs, etc are nicer places without smoking in them but I don't it's going to take me some convincing for me to buy that by my smoking in a wide outdoor area is going to have an effect one someone else.
The wife and I smoke,when it is bad weather it is confined to 1 room in our house,we never smoke when grandkids are here,we never smoke when we have visitors,we do not smoke on the street,we only smoke in the car on long journeys if no one else is with us and then with window open,we have even surprised friends and family when revealing we smoke,most of them didnt think we did,so if we can do it anyone who smokes can.
I don't smoke in the house if a non smoker comes round. Same I wouldn't smoke in my Mums house because she doesn't smoke...even though she had a lodger that did. I'd rather go without than feel uncomfortable.
I don't smoke in the street....I hate seeing parents smoking at the school gates, it kinda disgusts me....I don't smoke in the car...As a general rule I don't take cigarettes out with me unless I'm on a night out....I prefer the pubs being non smoking
I don't smoke in the street....I hate seeing parents smoking at the school gates, it kinda disgusts me....I don't smoke in the car...As a general rule I don't take cigarettes out with me unless I'm on a night out....I prefer the pubs being non smoking
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