[WyldKard]

Not at all; I see it as a rather thick line. Tobacco is a legal product. And the "privacy of their own home" does not protect an individual from legal action.

Yet, you think that restaurants should have the right to decide if they want people smoking in their restaurants or not, and that people should have the right to smoke or not. Yet you think that people shouldn't have any right to smoke pot at all. That's the thin line I'm talking about...

[robertpaulsen]

You think there's a thin line between smoking cigarettes and smoking pot? What, just because they contain the word "smoking"?

Well, I see a difference. Do you see a "thin line" between smoking cigarettes and smoking crack? Or smoking pot with PCP? Smoking pot with formaldehyde? Laced with heroin? Laced with cocaine?

If it's illegal, I don't care whether it's smoked, snorted, or injected. There is no thin line.

[SheLion]

Yet you think that people shouldn't have any right to smoke pot at all. That's the thin line I'm talking about...

Oh geeesh........Ask BLOOMBERG about HIS pot smoking experience! LOL