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...smoke free in about a week.
They're fucking nuts. I can't *wait* to see the number of places that go out of business due to being forced to run their business the way someone else sees fit.
Yeah the rest of the country that has done this have seen massive closures.
Day care centers.
Rest homes.
Churches.
Hospitals.
etc.
People don't go to any of the above for fun and relaxation, you imbecile! They DO go to bars, restaurants, bowling alleys, amusement parks, and the like.
...smoke free in about a week.
They're fucking nuts. I can't *wait* to see the number of places that go out of business due to being forced to run their business the way someone else sees fit.
NZ and Oz are both smokefree....hardly any businesses went to the wall, they just adapted....
Yeah the rest of the country that has done this have seen massive closures.
Day care centers.
Rest homes.
Churches.
Hospitals.
etc.
People don't go to any of the above for fun and relaxation, you imbecile! They DO go to bars, restaurants, bowling alleys, amusement parks, and the like.
I agree with you...It's wrong that the state should be allowed to prohibit a business from allowing something that is legal.
IMO the solution is for each state to allow a certain number of smoking permits and let the market bear what it may.
Yeah, but you all aren't exactly known for great levels of fun. In fact, I'd say the lot of you can be compared to your average stick in the mud.
People don't go to any of the above for fun and relaxation, you imbecile! They DO go to bars, restaurants, bowling alleys, amusement parks, and the like.
I agree with you...It's wrong that the state should be allowed to prohibit a business from allowing something that is legal.
IMO the solution is for each state to allow a certain number of smoking permits and let the market bear what it may.
correct Liquor stores should be allowed to open beside a church. Bars too.
correct Liquor stores should be allowed to open beside a church. Bars too.
yeah, but you all aren't exactly known for great levels of fun. In fact, i'd say the lot of you can be compared to your average stick in the mud. :d
we invented fun!
then you exported it and forgot to keep any for yourself
MeanUSMB said:ou must spread some Reputation around before giving it to del again.
correct Liquor stores should be allowed to open beside a church. Bars too.
If I buy a piece of land near a church and would like to open a bar on it are you going to use government force to prevent it?
I agree with you...It's wrong that the state should be allowed to prohibit a business from allowing something that is legal.
IMO the solution is for each state to allow a certain number of smoking permits and let the market bear what it may.
correct Liquor stores should be allowed to open beside a church. Bars too.
There are plenty of other locations which allow for such discretion which is justified by the fact that such discretion is not prohibitive of their mere existence.
correct Liquor stores should be allowed to open beside a church. Bars too.
If I buy a piece of land near a church and would like to open a bar on it are you going to use government force to prevent it?
Fact: I've examined many studies by funded by anti-smoker groups. Every one completely ignored bowling alleys, pool halls, bingo parlors, and other businesses that are heavily impacted by bans.
Virtually all of the studies on economic impact have been conducted by anti-smoker groups, or governments justifying their laws. But in 2004 The Empire State Restaurant and Tavern Association funded a study that was conducted by Ridgewood Economic Associates. It concentrated on small, independent taverns. They found that bars and taverns in the state have lost about 2,000 jobs, $28.5 million in salary payments and $37 million in gross state product. The response of the anti-smoker groups was predictable: they claimed that The Empire State Restaurant and Tavern Association was a front for the tobacco industry. This is a blatant lie.
The only time I loved a smoking ban was when I worked in hotels. Kept the potheads out when they heard it was a $200 cleaning fee for smoking in the room. And keeping potheads out decreases your damage to rooms and shitheadism down about 80%. The rest is wedding/party related.Fact: I've examined many studies by funded by anti-smoker groups. Every one completely ignored bowling alleys, pool halls, bingo parlors, and other businesses that are heavily impacted by bans.
Virtually all of the studies on economic impact have been conducted by anti-smoker groups, or governments justifying their laws. But in 2004 The Empire State Restaurant and Tavern Association funded a study that was conducted by Ridgewood Economic Associates. It concentrated on small, independent taverns. They found that bars and taverns in the state have lost about 2,000 jobs, $28.5 million in salary payments and $37 million in gross state product. The response of the anti-smoker groups was predictable: they claimed that The Empire State Restaurant and Tavern Association was a front for the tobacco industry. This is a blatant lie.
Studies on the Economic Effects of Smoking Bans - The Facts
The only time I loved a smoking ban was when I worked in hotels. Kept the potheads out when they heard it was a $200 cleaning fee for smoking in the room. And keeping potheads out decreases your damage to rooms and shitheadism down about 80%. The rest is wedding/party related.Fact: I've examined many studies by funded by anti-smoker groups. Every one completely ignored bowling alleys, pool halls, bingo parlors, and other businesses that are heavily impacted by bans.
Virtually all of the studies on economic impact have been conducted by anti-smoker groups, or governments justifying their laws. But in 2004 The Empire State Restaurant and Tavern Association funded a study that was conducted by Ridgewood Economic Associates. It concentrated on small, independent taverns. They found that bars and taverns in the state have lost about 2,000 jobs, $28.5 million in salary payments and $37 million in gross state product. The response of the anti-smoker groups was predictable: they claimed that The Empire State Restaurant and Tavern Association was a front for the tobacco industry. This is a blatant lie.
Studies on the Economic Effects of Smoking Bans - The Facts
Fuckwit Jim Doye's bragging about cleaning up Wisconsin..
