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Originally Posted by supremus
It's quite clear that when you throw it in with coffee, tea, chocolate and other personal "vices" like that, its 2nd hand effect on other people is unique. This is why it was banned in public places where you can harm other members of the public. It's not exactly complicated, is it?
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What, you mean like drinking can be, and has been, banned in any number of public places in order to, amongst a number of reason, cut down on the amount of antisocial behaviour that it causes, up to and including harm to other people.
As such, one 'second hand effect' of binge drinking alcohol can be seen to be
potential harm to another person, thus showing that the effects of smoking aren't unique.
You were right - it wasn't that complicated
