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Old 02-11-2005, 13:24   #746
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Re: smoking and the pub
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Originally Posted by NEONKNIGHT
Just trying to point out my view is that its up to an individual to smoke, same should apply to the landlord and what he/she wants in their establishment. A complete ban is a direct hit on freedom of choice. Also, can anybody explain why there is H&S regulations about smoking that we all have to adhere to but smoking is still legal? Seems a contradiction to me.
If you were to wear a goldfish bowl on your head and then smoke then I would have no problem sitting next to you while you enjoyed your right to smoke. The problem arises when your right interferes with mine. We have done this to death in the thread previously btw...
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