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Old 02-11-2005, 16:08   #895
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Re: smoking and the pub

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Originally Posted by clarie
It's an interesting notion but here's the thing:
a) The majority of the population are NON smokers.
b) My non-smoking does not affect you in the slightest. It is the smoke itself causing the offense, therefore it should be the smoke that moves.
c) A non-smoking outhouse does not protect the bar staff.
1. The majority of patrons of smoking establishments are smokers. This will affect them more than the majority of non-smokers in the UK
2. You have the choice of not entering a smoking establishment, no one is forcing you
4. Where's 3?
5. Not working in a smoking establishment protects anyone who doesn't want to work there due to the smoke.
6. Your wishing to deny me the choice to enter a smoking establishment and eat affects me.




3. Ahh here it is
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