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Avoid all cigarette smoke....but yet suck up car exhaust fumes while jogging down the road for your health. Makes perfect sense.
Didn't you know that car exaust is not bad for you? Just like the air pollution that is far greater times worse than second hand smoke and that has been proven.
Agreed. Why shouldn't the smoker have to go 15 feet (or more) away from the bus stop?
Because the smoker has as much right there as she does. Maybe if she politely asked the smoker to please watch his smoke around her, the smoker might try and be nice about it. But, all I see her doing is bitching and not really trying to take care of HER problem.
How this thread started as taxing on cigarettes to jogging down a high way and fuel exhaust, who knows.
I'm happy Smoking is quite possibly the most utterly STUUUUUUPID and disgusting vice EVER invented.
Thank God I live in Florida where indoor smoking is banned. Everytime I go out of state I forget that it's not always like that elsewhere. So I'm forced to sit in a 'non-smoking' dining area that STILL has the stench of cigarette smoke in the walls, floors, seats, and my orange juice.
I haven't had to request 'non-smoking' here in Florida since I was about oh, ummm, 6 years old?
I'm so allergic to the smell..my eyes water, puff up, and my nasal passage becomes clogged, the smell does not leave you for days.
I don't recall a time that this type of reaction has ever occurred while sitting in traffic or walking down the side of the road.
No sympathy. Get over the weak habit.
Screw Florida! Indoor smoking is banned in all states little one. Learn something.
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Well, my proposal is all finished so you anti-smoking nazis can have this thread back. I hope that you choke on it and it leaves a smell on your clothes.
Because the smoker has as much right there as she does. Maybe if she politely asked the smoker to please watch his smoke around her, the smoker might try and be nice about it. But, all I see her doing is bitching and not really trying to take care of HER problem.
The smoker has a right to be there, but not to smoke. Smoking is not a right, protected by the constitution.
The smoker has a right to be there, but not to smoke. Smoking is not a right, protected by the constitution.
It most certainly is. If it isn't illegal and there is no law about smoking in that particular place and spot, then YES, the smoker is protected by what we have left of said constitution. By the way, the constitution doesn't say that anyone has the right to not be around smokers either. Tit for tat.
Thank you for that and now I shall go outside on our deck and have a smoke in honor of all you nazis that want to control everything and everyone in the country, no make that the whole damn world.
Where is the right to smoke? There is nothing about it in the constitution. That is the argument the strict constructionists give re: health care. I say the right to health care is in the clause about "promote the general welfare".
Where is the right to smoke? There is nothing about it in the constitution. That is the argument the strict constructionists give re: health care. I say the right to health care is in the clause about "promote the general welfare".
I tend to lean towards "life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness," - not one of the amendments, but the founding fathers thought that was important enough to include in the Constitution. Meaning that if I'm happy smoking my cigarettes, what "right" do you have to make me stop?
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