Banning the amazingly offensive habit of smoking in public places is such an obviously good thing, that the attempt to build a cocoon around it, as if it has any meaning other than the selfish, irresponsible desire to enjoy a drug in a certain modality (setting a weed on fire) is laughable. It's similar to fatties saying that they have the right to intrude on your space on an airliner, and not have to pay for extra space; it's somehow a "right." The good news: lots of people are seeing the argument for what it is: a matter of policing repugnant public behavior. BTW was that foul old sow A. Rand a smoker?
You have absolutely no clue what you are talking about.
You have fallen hook, line, and sinker for the liberal bullcrap that private businesses are public places.
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Yikes!!
Banning the amazingly offensive habit of prayer in public places is such an obviously good thing,.........
........The good news: lots of people are seeing the argument for what it is: a matter of policing repugnant public behavior.
Be very careful what you wish for.
BTW, why are you on a conservative discussion board?