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Please note all comments are from my own brain and don't necessarily represent the position or opinions of my employer, previous employers, colleagues, friends or pets.
richms: They should be inside in a sealed room with a filter on any exhaust air to the real world.
Lazy is such an ugly word, I prefer to call it selective participation
nate: Not a smoker myself, but I think the outside ban that Auckland Council is proposing is alittle far. No smoking inside is fantastic, but I don't see the issue for people when there's plenty of fresh air.
/my 2 cents.
jonb: I remember when the law first came into force, and there were the complaints you could now smell all the B.O. in bars now the smoke wasn't masking the odours.
My main complaint is that the outside areas of cafes (and bars) are often full of smoke, the same areas non-smokers most like to sit when it's a nice day.
avecha:nate: Not a smoker myself, but I think the outside ban that Auckland Council is proposing is alittle far. No smoking inside is fantastic, but I don't see the issue for people when there's plenty of fresh air.
/my 2 cents.
No such thing as human rights?
nate:avecha:nate: Not a smoker myself, but I think the outside ban that Auckland Council is proposing is alittle far. No smoking inside is fantastic, but I don't see the issue for people when there's plenty of fresh air.
/my 2 cents.
No such thing as human rights?
I'm following sorry.
JBO: To the people who suggest banning smoking completely, how will that work better than the other times it's been unsuccessfully attempted, for example, US Prohibition?
JBO: And what would the punishment for selling (sorry, 'dealing') tobacco be?
How would you define sale? Would a shared or giften cigarette count? A paid-for single cigarette?
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