Thread: smoking and the pub
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Old 28-10-2005, 09:10   #360
SlackDad
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Re: smoking and the pub
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Originally Posted by Chris T
If it were the case, the solution would be to ban both. But as it's not, why don't we confine ourselves to a sensible discussion based on facts and not wild fantasies designed to prop up the indefensible arguments in favour of an indefensible habit.
I'm sorry but you talk about a sensible discussion while firstly, disregarding many of the points around alcohol - I mean, come on, you only need to venture into a town centre on a Fri/Sat night to see how socially destructive alcohol is - and secondly, if the points are accepted that either a separate room for smokers is required or banned completely from public places, then why is thier habit 'indefensible'. Many of the habits of non-smokers may not be to my liking but doesn't mean to say that I would feel I have the right to stop them doing it.
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