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Not really.My my, Solaris, that's awfully rude for someone complaining about how rude the world is.
No-smoking in bars and casinos has since been implemented, but much more recently.
I'm all for it being banned in pubs/clubs. Anywhere else, I'm not overly bothered.
As a non-smoker I do not give a shit about your health, neither do you obviously.
However, being a smoker suggests that you could have blatant disregard for the health of others around you due to actions of your own.
You're not one for the whole "it adds atmosphere" thing then?
I quite liked the smoke and smell hanging around in the air at gigs.
Hahahaha!!! Actually no I do not care about fat people's health!!! I laugh at them, because I'm a prick! teeheee watch em' wobble!
I've got nothing against people being fat. In fact, some of my best friends are fat. So long as they're no fat around me, and they don't try anything on... I mean... you know what fat people are like... well anyway, it's ok. Just don't try to turn me fat, or take me to any fat clubs or anything like that.
It can sometimes, but gigs are different, and often much better ventilated than pubs/clubsYou're not one for the whole "it adds atmosphere" thing then?
I quite liked the smoke and smell hanging around in the air at gigs.
Sorry mate, but did you actually read my post? I explained why your reasoning that your using there is incorrect, and instead of reputing it you just used the same reasoning I'd already pre-empted.
If I am standing outside the libary smoking, who's human rights am I denying?
I presume your going to say "right to life", so the question is,
In what way does 'walking past/standing next to someone for a short while' who happens to be smoking damage your own personal health? I can see a case for banning it indoors, but outside is just silly. If I smoke outside it's not damaging anyones health, is it?
And by the way I don't smoke.
I think it's been banned in Scotland for a while now.
Smoking has no use whatsoever, so I'm glad it's banned.
Heh, actually mate, I though you were defending the [wrong] report of smoking being banned in all public places, I take it your not?You misunderstand me - I read your post, and I'm now left wondering whether you read mine.
The 'baseline issues of health and antisocial behaviour' was referring to smoking. The 'human rights' was referring to banning fat people from being in public places.
I'll make it easier. I was saying your analogy was stupid, because banning fat people from public places isn't comparable to banning smoking in public places. With that in mind, you can either go back to my post, interpret it correctly, and then try and refute my assertions, or you can leave it at that. This thread has gotten so long so quick I suggest the latter
I've got nothing against people being fat. In fact, some of my best friends are fat. So long as they're no fat around me, and they don't try anything on... I mean... you know what fat people are like... well anyway, it's ok. Just don't try to turn me fat, or take me to any fat clubs or anything like that.
Heh, actually mate, I though you were defending the [wrong] report of smoking being banned in all public places, I take it your not?
If the OP could learn to report back to the forum properly and post sources...
Not really.To everyone saying that second hand smoking outdoors does nothing...get a clue. It's still cigarette smoke, it still harms you.
Also, I'm glad this ban has come into place, because I think it's horrible. Which also means I don't care what anyone else says ^^
Not really.
Outside is so well ventilated, and your exposed to smokers outside so little I doubt it has any affect on anyones health.
So thats just air im breathing when a smoker walks past and i breath in his/her 'trail' as he/she creates?
"The scientific and medical evidence is clear - second-hand smoke kills, causing a range of serious medical conditions including lung cancer, heart disease, and sudden infant death syndrome," she said.
"This legislation will help to prevent the unnecessary deaths caused every year from second-hand smoke, and recognises that there is absolutely no safe level of exposure."
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Secondhand smoke causes approximately 3,400 lung cancer deaths and 22,700-69,600 heart disease deaths in adult nonsmokers in the United States each year.4
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A study found that nonsmokers exposed to environmental smoke were 25 percent more likely to have coronary heart diseases
Yes, but your not exposed to much secound hand smoke outside.Yes, I do. Its 2nd hand smoke. 2nd hand smoke is almost as harmful. Sheesh.
Dont believe me??? :
http://www.lungusa.org/site/pp.asp?c=dvLUK9O0E&b=35422
and
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/2053840.stm
So there.
Yes, I do. Its 2nd hand smoke. 2nd hand smoke is almost as harmful. Sheesh.
Dont believe me??? :
http://www.lungusa.org/site/pp.asp?c=dvLUK9O0E&b=35422
and
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/2053840.stm
So there.
As long as I have my "Non-Smoking" section, I'm set. I can't be anywhere near someone smoking *yes, even outside, for you people who think you can't tell* and I can't breathe. My lungs just shut, it feels like. I can be 5+ feet away, and the wind blowing to our side, yet I STILL smell it. It sucks really bad...so I'm one of those "Pussies" that can't stand it.
awesome news for UK, be nice if they did it over here too.
Damn college people, walking in front of me with their cigarette, forcing me to go on the side just to pass their smelly asses.
most of the second hand smokers who die are family members, people who work at places where there's lots of smoke, stuff like that.