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Originally Posted by Chris T
Well, for a start, the proposed law will not ban smoking. It will, however, control more tightly the way in which tobacco can be used. In much the same way as legislation already controls the use of (I would surmise) most, if not all, of the chemicals on your list.
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True,
It's just that the buzz word everybody seems to be banging on about is "Choice". None of use have a "choice" but to breathe in the crap the some foundries and chemical plants kick out, some people don't have a choice but to leave beneath high voltage power line, some people don't have choice but to leave on estates where there are high volumes of Radon gas.
At the moment you do have the choice to go into a smoking or non-smoking area.
and now because of this legislation your choices will be even clearer as we will now have smoking or non-smoking pubs.
So now I can't see what the problem is?