California smoke Nazis at it again (how much, Sacramento, financial, states)

[sailordave]

Rocklin Considering Banning Residents From Smoking Outside Their Own Homes « CBS Sacramento

Now they're on your private property. They're trying to ban smoking outside your home even if it's on your own property. How much longer before they're in your home?

[Yooperkat]

California is stupid. I bet you can smoke a joint in your front yard. No problem. And with no clothes on too.

[plwhit]

^^^ Hit the nail right on the head...

[wildchild_to]

Originally Posted by Yooperkat

Kalifornia is stupid. I bet you can smoke a joint in your front yard. No problem. And with no clothes on too.

Fixed it.

[AnUnidentifiedMale]

You think Rocklin (pop. 57,000) represents all of California? lol...

[Yooperkat]

Originally Posted by AnUnidentifiedMale

You think Rocklin (pop. 57,000) represents all of California? lol...

Maybe Rocklin doesn't represent all of California.


Being a terrible place to start a business and being a state that is horribly in a financial mess is representative of California.

And much of your reputation is deserved.

[helenejen]

I'll never understand why people find it necessary to make even the slightest association between something like smoking rights and this:

[steven_h]

Originally Posted by AnUnidentifiedMale

You think Rocklin (pop. 57,000) represents all of California? lol...

Cancer is cancer, it only take a few mutated cells to kill the body. Califauxnia has become the undisputed cancer of the United States. We have become the safe haven for every mutant east of Vegas.

[Rhenzanite]

I'm kind of curious as to how much those people were smoking to cause 'health problems' in the neighbors children. We're not allowed to smoke on our property, even outside (it's in our lease) but just because you have problem with your neighbors isn't a reason to ban it for the entire city.

I live in California and LOVE it, and this city is not a representation of the entire state. Although, I will admit that they banned smoking in all public outdoor areas in the city I live in a while back and as a 'social drinker/smoker' I was pretty pissed off. Then, I noticed that the streets were cleaner, I wasn't walking through clouds of smoke while shopping downtown and it was overall much nicer. So, I keep my smoking to the designated areas and I'm more than happy to keep the rest of my town cleaner. Perhaps if smokers stayed away from sidewalks and entrances to businesses/stores and didn't throw their buts all over the place people would be less apt to try and ban smoking.

[MJJersey]

You can go inside your house and smoke.