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In reply to the discussion: LA Times: Non-smokers "have the right not to be sickened by the choices of others" [View all]leftyohiolib
(5,917 posts)16. i dont know what that is, is it Dachau
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LA Times: Non-smokers "have the right not to be sickened by the choices of others" [View all]
alp227
Jan 2014
OP
One smoker has the capability to invade the personal space of 100 non-smokers in a closed space.
onehandle
Jan 2014
#1
Don't try to tell me what to do. You said "you know my answer." I don't.
Comrade Grumpy
Jan 2014
#68
I sometimes remind people that smoking tobacco is *not* an illegal activity.
Arkansas Granny
Jan 2014
#2
yea i said that and stand by that. i am sorry if that offends but smoking needs to go and
leftyohiolib
Jan 2014
#41
Given the choice between sharing the world with smokers or those who'd put humans in pens
Bluenorthwest
Jan 2014
#52
I've seen fully enclosed smoking areas at airports, smoking pens. They exist already.nt
uppityperson
Jan 2014
#98
incentive, because it would lead to healthier people which is a good thing
leftyohiolib
Jan 2014
#73
then he loses, honey. I think the last place nazi talk belongs is here. Mazel tov, honey for your
roguevalley
Jan 2014
#25
of course he did, i believe he knows smoking needs to go but habits r easier to defend than break
leftyohiolib
Jan 2014
#28
Well, banning smoking is exactly the same as the ruthless murder of millions, so there you go.
Arugula Latte
Jan 2014
#26
Non-smokers are free to avoid the smoking areas just as people who don't drink
Arkansas Granny
Jan 2014
#39
smoke disperses and when smokers huddle around entrances to buildings you need to enter
leftyohiolib
Jan 2014
#42
i know people like that my wife's aunt ( who died from smoking related emphysema )
leftyohiolib
Jan 2014
#9
Dispersed smoke in the air doesn't serve you cancer. example is too narrow
leftyohiolib
Jan 2014
#40
"The lung development...was stunted — about 20 percent smaller than average..."
Cerridwen
Jan 2014
#45
The reason I chose my screen name is that I ride a bicycle and I'm constantly breathing car fumes
Fumesucker
Jan 2014
#46
It will be interesting to see some of the same people who fought against cigarette smoking
hughee99
Jan 2014
#49
I don't disagree on this, but there are people who are looking to ban cigarettes all sorts of places
hughee99
Jan 2014
#54
I just know that life became a lot easier when smokers couldn't smoke in public buildings.
KitSileya
Jan 2014
#50
I don't blindly cross the street, I don't eat raw or rotten meat, I don't gulp large quantities of
DrDan
Jan 2014
#69
I stay away from smokers, as I said . . . that means I recognize the science surrounding
DrDan
Jan 2014
#92
ok - (although you are the one who continues to bring up 3rd hand smoking, not me)
DrDan
Jan 2014
#96
If we can get rid of the smokers, can we also get rid of the gungeoneers, too? nt
valerief
Jan 2014
#64
Both have equal rights under the law...as long as we're all choosing to wear perfume
ScreamingMeemie
Jan 2014
#81