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You're confused here. What legal activity am I telling people they cannot do??
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Originally Posted by ray1945
If you want to smoke, fine with me. Just do it in a place (your own home?) where second hand smoke is not an issue for anyone else.
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Originally Posted by ray1945
He can smoke outside, as long as his second hand smoke does not affect anyone else. That's the bottom line - if the noxious smoke from your cigarette drifts into someone else's airspace, sorry, you have to put it out.
It is your choice to gamble with your health. You are not allowed to impose that choice on me.
Yeah the letters in red appear to be you telling a person that should not be able to do that legal activity. Since you are telling them they have to put it out. Is that not your opinion on how it should be?
Then there is the letters in blue. Seems you are using the exact words" You are not allowed" .
You can probably use that ridiculous line of reasoning for cancer, but you can't with COPD. That's is straight up smoking related.
Are you saying that ONLY smokers suffer COPD? Guess what ... this is a relatively new disease ... smoking tobacco has been going on since before the United States even existed.
This is the problem with trying to promote irrationality. You're arguments get more irrational as time and again you grasp at the next straw man.
Where have I advocated the criminalizing of any activity?
You appear to want to criminalize smoking in your vicinity.
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