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Originally Posted by Scooby Snacks
What is very ironic about this is that many, if not most smokers want to be courteous about their smoking and not toss the butts. But the anti-smoking movement has gotten so overzealous with their stamping out smoking campaign that all the ashtrays and butt cans have been removed. In my city, a city where it is legal to smoke outside, and even indoors at bars in the city limits, I rarely see any ashtrays or butt cans ANYWHERE any more. The predictable result: discarded butts on the ground.  |
Butts have always been a problem, even long, long before the gov't started bans. Many smokers tend to not even think of it as littering because the butts are 'too small to be problem'. I used to ride my ex about it all the time because he flicked his butts everywhere yet wouldn't dream of littering in any other way.
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