That might actually be true. The smokers appear to be more zealous than non-smokers. I really expect to see more non-smoking restaurants.
Take the small town I'm in. Their are 4 restaurants and 2 pizza places. All 4 of the restaurants allow smoking as well as 1 of the pizza places. The other pizza place has a separate room for smokers. And I tend to get my food for take-out instead of sitting down in any of them except for the non-smoking pizza place.
But how can the non-smokers be successful in the use of governmental power unless the caring non-smokers are the majority.
I really don't understand why there aren't more non-smoking restaurants. I am surprised that the market doesn't enforce the majority of restaurants to go non-smoking, but there must be some market psychology that I don't understand.
Oh, that's right, there are more nonsmokers that don't care.
I guess the market really does work, huh.
Through the use of junk science and scare tactis.
Well there you go, If you think there is a market for a non-smoking establishments that's not being filled then instead of getting the government involved why don't you open your own non-smoking restaurant and/or bar?
That's another problem with total smoking bans, Places that were already non-smoking pre-ban are also hurt by the ban because they lose their niche.