[Hodar]

A restaurant owner hires a hindu waiter. The waiter doesn't like having to serve beef to the patrons. The owner should have to stop serving beef?

Poor analogy. The waiter knew what the resturant offers before he applied for the job. Serving beef, although morally offensive to the Hindu; is not linked to lung cancer. A better analogy is the person who applies for work at an office. The some co-worker smokes, and the person is forced to deal with the 2nd hand smoke. It's not unreasonable to expect to breathe clean air.

[Just another Joe]

A better analogy is the person who applies for work at an office. The some co-worker smokes, and the person is forced to deal with the 2nd hand smoke.

Show me the definitive scientific link, that has not been debunked, between ETS and lung cancer. Then these lying anti-smokers might have a point.

[Just another Joe]

The waiter knew what the resturant offers before he applied for the job.

The band members knew that the owners allowed smoking before they took the job also.

[Protagoras]

It's not unreasonable to expect to breathe clean air.

No it's not. When the sign on the door says "smoking allowed", you have no expectation. It's not unreasonable for you to depart.

What is unreasonable is for you to assert some right which does not exist.

[Great Dane]

Poor analogy. The waiter knew what the resturant offers before he applied for the job.

Excuse me, it's a perfect anology, wait staff also know if smoking is allowed.

[Dan from Michigan]

The some co-worker smokes, and the person is forced to deal with the 2nd hand smoke. It's not unreasonable to expect to breathe clean air.

Let the BUSINESS decide. If I don't want to breathe smoke air, I don't have to take that job by that PRIVATE company.

If I'm a customer that doesn't want to breake smoke air, I don't go to that PRIVATE business.

But no, the public health fascists(they are TRUE fascists, gun grabbers as well) and the anti-smoking gestapo always run to the Jack Boots in governemnt.