[SoothingDave]

To legislate what people do inside their own home, that isn't criminal, is a gross invasion of privacy.

If what they were doing (i.e. the smoke) stayed inside their home, there would not be a problem.

That their smoke is infiltrating the homes of others creates a violation of the other's right to be free.

You can't claim privacy if your smoke is in my house. Duh.

SD

[dforest]

How do they prove it is in their house. Probably isn't proved, They just said it was. Well, if they smoke outside then it isn't in their house. I know, its in their air. Geez, we all may die at the hands of Muslim extremism. Hey, I'll take the smoke. Beats burning autos to the tune of 300 a night. How did we all live through the last 50 years? Amazing

[elkfersupper]

You can't claim privacy if your smoke is in my house. Duh.

If somebody drives their automobile past your unit, some of that smoke winds up in your house, duh.