[swarthyguy]

This has been around and some systems that were installed in Dallas bars were so effective that a wall of air created an impermeable barrier, so much so, that standing a couple of feet away from a smoker, you couldn't even smell the smoke.

Of course, that meant the Anti Business Taliban of America were actually interested in solutions and not prohibition and exerting social control and dominance towards private business they would never even frequent.

BTW, you can see their true agenda at work, because, never do they express remorse for the bars and nightclubs that close, or the employees who lose their jobs, not to mention the quality of life to those of us who enjoy frequenting and socialising in these establishments. Their glee is all too evident as they see the purveyors of liquor, and their patrons, laughing and enjoying themselves.

They want all bars closed; American nightlife to mimic Kabul during the Taliban era.

A pox on them and theirs.

One years after the town of Saugus passed a ban, ostensibly to even the level playing field with neighboring towns and Boston, a 5K capacity nightclub multiplex just closed. In addition to many, many others.

Thank You., American Taliban, may your daughters fall in love with a Saudi.

[Gabz]

It's all a backdoor means of a return to prohibition - of both tobacco and alcohol.

[metesky]

Geez, when I was a young man, Rt 1 in Saugus was wall to wall night clubs, gin mills, strip joints and restaurants.

[Mears]

R.I.P. to the Palace !!!!!!