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Originally Posted by Gary L
Yes and No. in that order.
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so if smoking was criminalised you would give up ,but would be unhappy about the raised taxes that would result in the ban ,you can't have it both ways you know
The government realise that smoking is costing the tax payer far too much money so they are gradually working towards a ban imo ,the way they are doing it is slowly to encourage people to give up or not start in the first place ,the later being the prefered option ,as this happens the financial load on the NHS will lessen because less people are suffering from smoking related illness ,eventually so few people will smoke (hopefully) that the loss of revenue will be negligable ,only then would a ban be introduced ,
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Originally Posted by Hom3r
The should ban smoking within a distance for building doors.
Many time have an idiot stop dead at a door way to lit up and then blow smoke in my face. Next time I'll punch them in the back of the head.
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I thought they had or has
this not been introduced yet