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To: kever
Then don't patronize an establishment that allows it. We should, as should the business owners, have the right to do so if we so wish.
10 posted on 04/22/2003 2:27:12 PM PDT by kissthis
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To: kissthis
We should, as should the business owners, have the right to do so (smoke and/or be in a smoke-filled environment) if we so wish.

Funny how this point has been ignored by the "nanny-state" types. Where does it stop, I keep asking? Apparently there's nothing worse than being ignorant AND hard-headed.

Don't want to breathe second-hand smoke - then stay out of establishments where smoking is OK. This isn't rocket science, last time I checked.

15 posted on 04/22/2003 2:37:42 PM PDT by toddst
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To: kissthis
AMEN!!! I have absolutely had it up to my ears with being micromanaged by the government, whether it be local, State or Federal. Some days it feels as if they are intentionally TRYING to make it unattractive to invest my capital, employ working class people, pay my taxes and, ultimately, pursue the American dream!

If I post a sign on my restaurant that says, "This is a SMOKING establishment." A potential diner can choose to open the door, or not. It is not his RIGHT to eat at my privately owned place, it is his choice and privilege. What ever happened to:

We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone?

UGH! Are there any suits currently being filed to amend or overturn the current law in FL? I appreciate any insights or information provided!
100 posted on 09/12/2003 6:26:19 PM PDT by MyPrerogative
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