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Originally posted by RFBurns
California is so concerned about clean air, then why dont they do something about the smog that overtakes cigarette smoke by 1000 fold?!!
California was never a good example of anything..except for making movies.
Cheers!!!!
Originally posted by Son Of Liberty
I don't like second hand smoke, I don't like the smell or the way my lungs feel after breathing it.
But this is freaking insane.
If I go to someone's house and they're a smoker, it is their right to smoke and my right to not go to their house if I don't like the smell.
It is NOBODY'S right to take away THEIR right.
If that makes sense.
Originally posted by spinkyboo
Originally posted by RFBurns
California is so concerned about clean air, then why dont they do something about the smog that overtakes cigarette smoke by 1000 fold?!!
California was never a good example of anything..except for making movies.
Cheers!!!!
I know you can't mean that.
I have lived in many parts of the country - California gets a bad rap.
California represents a highly diverse cultural population. Because of this - it opens people up to a way of thinking beyond the norm - and outside the box. For this reason - it is a great place to learn about yourself and learn about others.
It is home to many new ideas and has set the stage for these ideas to be considered in other parts of the country. California takes risks.
I don't agree with this new smoking law - it's gone too far.
I don't think the Governor was a good choice.
I think we are in big trouble financially and
I am certain the "big one" is not too far off -
But California has been a tremendous contributor in the freedom of thought.
Originally posted by interestedalways
I wasn't a real good student in school, but I sure think I remember something in the constitution protecting the privacy very seriously in one's own home.
Originally posted by interestedalways
I wasn't a real good student in school, but I sure think I remember something in the constitution protecting the privacy very seriously in one's own home.
Originally posted by asmeone2
Insane.
Smokers are now treated as less-than-human.
That is disgusting.
Originally posted by LysCat
Freedom of thought...but apparently, that's it.
Originally posted by crazyjames65
my first thought that comes to mind is that there are other things that can cause cancer, water that we drink, air we breath, and the food that we eat so smoking should not matter.