I have read the constitution. I got A's in all my constitutional law classes. Nothing I side is disputed by your citation.
I have NOT read all the States Constitutions by I would suspect in many a majority in large number of states (3/4ths?) could call for a convention. MY point (please don't go Socratic on me) is that even the Constitution of the United States is not set in stone. AND if a law violates it it can be challenged. That said laws that limit smoking are generally constitutional. You can only challenge that in one venue - the courts. On FR you can say what you want.
You only have the right to smoke because your fellow citizens say so.
Article V...
You only have the right to smoke because your fellow citizens say so.
I do not smoke...