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Originally Posted by Salu
True......but it is offensive! 
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Plenty of pubs in my toen have signs outside stating whether smoking is allowed inside, whether there are smoking or nonsmoking policies etc etc. It's not difficult.
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How would restaurants fit into this?
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I've no issue with banning smoking in restaurants at all, although I still do think that having a smoke filtration/air conditioning system up to a certain standard legal standard, and having smoking/nonsmoking sections is a better is a better way to go. I smoke, but I don't smoke at the table when I go out to eat. Just becaue I smoke, it doesn't mean that I enjoy sitting in a smoky room......
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I still think that a total ban is the best and easiest way forward. You don't take a bottle of wine into a cinema or your office, you just wait until you are in your own home or own time.
I wouldn't have a problem with a smoking club though. You would know what to expect and it would be clear of it's purpose. With pubs and restaurants it would need to be a blanket ban to make it clear.
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No, I don't take wine to work or to the cinema. Because I'm not addicted to alcohol. But I am addicted to nicotine.