[doorgunner69]

I tried to do so in a reasonable manner that might add some perspective to your statement that you would "defend your right," a right that does not exist, therefore you can not defend it. Unless, of course, you own the property.

Ah, so I have no right to protect my health unless I am the property owner? I understand your point, but I was coming from a free will POV, not a legal one. Consider it as my right to self defense, if you will.

[CSM]

"Ah, so I have no right to protect my health unless I am the property owner?"

You have every right to protect your health by not entering property owned by others that allows smoking. That is how you exercise that right. To have any other expectations means that you others could start to dictate to you things you don't prefer on your property.