[kegler4]

My posts have pretty much just pointed out the dangers and folly of having no government regulation of restaurants at all. Even good restaurants were dangerous places to eat in the past. If you go back and look you'll see I have not argued in favor of or against regulating cigarettes in private businesses.

Actually, I am former smoker who is happy he stopped that vile , expensive and unhealthy habit, but who still frequents smoked-filled bowling alleys and other places they allow smoking.

[Shethink13]

My posts have pretty much just pointed out the dangers and folly of having no government regulation of restaurants at all. Even good restaurants were dangerous places to eat in the past.

Gee, I wasn't aware that before there were government regulations in restaurants there was this dangerous rash of food poisonings.

My guess would be that any restaurant who's patrons were consistently afflicted with food-borne illnesses wouldn't be in business very long. Word of mouth and all...

[SheLion]

Actually, I am former smoker who is happy he stopped that vile , expensive and unhealthy habit, but who still frequents smoked-filled bowling alleys and other places they allow smoking.

The smoking Conservatives on this Forum do not feel like you do about smoking. As you probably have gleaned by our posts.

Expensive? I roll a beautiful carton of cigarettes for around $8.00. Expensive for me no more.