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To: caww

So your addiction determines how I enjoy a public place, but my allergies have no say?

It’s ironic because you both argue for the choice of business owners, yet smokers are always up in arms when employers limit smoking or ask about smoking on a questionaire.


80 posted on 05/27/2013 8:44:28 PM PDT by HawkHogan
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To: HawkHogan

Not true....some people smoke ‘on occassion’ because they enjoy doing so...same with pipe smokers.... No different then those who have a alcohol on occassion. One does not have to be addicted...people can and do enjoy these.

And by the way...I don’t want to pay for people with Std’s who choose to screw around....like many 20 yr. olds do...who also can get “addicted” in their sexual behavior.

As for your allergies...that’s YOUR problem to cope with just as other people have to cope with their medical limitations.......and yes you have a say...go somewhere where your allergies don’t affect you...you are “free” to do so...and there’s plenty “other” choices. If you want a smoke free area...go where there isn’t any.

Business owners have a “right” concerning the businesses they own...and that right has been taken from them on who they choose to allow in thier place of business.

You just can’t get your head around the real issue....it’s not about smoking, or anyones “comfort”...nor any other issues people want to make issue about. It’s about Government dictatation in the life of people. ...you have to grow up a few years more....apparently your rights and freedoms have not yet been trampled on enough or you would not be taking the stand you are.

You are just too young and nieve to grasp


83 posted on 05/27/2013 10:20:19 PM PDT by caww
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