Blanket Smoking Ban - Page 12

razor · 08-04-2006, 07:28

Thank god it's banned! All those selfish smokers can kill thereself if they want but some people want to live!!!

lettie · 08-04-2006, 07:43

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Originally Posted by razor

Thank god it's banned! All those selfish smokers can kill thereself if they want but some people want to live!!!

Hehehehe....... Most people want to live, but lets face it.....We could be hit by a bus tomorrow. Life is to be enjoyed..

jambutty · 08-04-2006, 07:58

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Originally Posted by razor

Thank god it's banned! All those selfish smokers can kill thereself if they want but some people want to live!!!

Do you drive razor?

If you don’t you must use public transport or walk and cycle EVERYWHERE.

I assume that you buy goods from various shops and these goods are delivered by some form of motorised vehicle. The deadly exhaust fumes from these vehicles poison the air that I breathe.

I am being killed by exhaust fumes generated by your desire for food and clothing etc and the need to get from A to B.

So who is being selfish?

SPUGGIE J · 08-04-2006, 09:54

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Originally Posted by razor

Thank god it's banned! All those selfish smokers can kill thereself if they want but some people want to live!!!

Well lets ban drinking so people aint killed by drunk drivers or get beat up in the street. There's 2 sides to everything and has to be looked at objectively.

Less · 10-04-2006, 02:21

It's a wonderful world we live in where because of the P.C. brigade people that can legally smoke a persecuted to the point that their lives are now at risk because they are not allowed to smoke in their work grounds.

I wonder how many more vulnerable people are going to be forced into dangerous situations just to keep the nanny brigade happy. I suppose if you are really callous you could say it serves them right, they don't have to smoke, but surely for personal safety's sake employers can let people like that poor nurse smoke in the car Park?

Man charged with nurse's murder

SPUGGIE J · 10-04-2006, 07:41

My place stuck up bus shelters for the smokers and the end result is an increase in colds and flu.

Alan Gilmartin · 10-04-2006, 07:41

Tasmania was the first state in Australia, to ban smoking in all pubs, clubs, hotels & restaurants, as of 1st Jan, this year, if you want to smoke outside, you have got to be at least 5 metres from the door. they have lost quite a bit of trade, more people are getting take aways, and drinking at home. Its mainly the pubs that have suffered, restaurants have had no smoking for some time. The other states will follow next year. PS they are now considering baning smoking in cars.

moon · 10-04-2006, 17:57

I wish some people in my family would quit my grandad started at age 12 and still smokes loud and proud also my dad also has smoked from a very young age of 14 and said he'd stop 10 years ago then last years to but no further results!!!