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The concept of freedom of choice is a simple one to grasp.
Yes and smokers need to make their choice, smoke where they won't hurt anyone else or see laws get passed to make sure they do the right thing.
Health code would forbid such an activity, even on private property people must abide the law.
The point I was trying to make is that it is nobody's business what happens on private property.
If I want to open a restaurant that only serves food that 99% of people hate and cater to the 1% who like it, that is my choice.
If you don't like the food then don't eat there.
If i want to allow people to smoke the most foul smelling cigars ever made in my pub then I should have that right as you have the right not to drink there.
The concept of freedom of choice is a simple one to grasp.
And if you want to serve maggot infested meat in you restaurant the health code violation will result in you being shut down.
☭proletarian☭;1885456 said:If you want my business, you'll give a non-smoking section with clean air.
Else I'll go elsewhere.
Before the bans, I never had a problem finding someplace smoke-free to eat.
Good point about not having to wash your hair and clothes anymore after being in a smoky bar.... in bars and restaurants?
no, what is done is done, I have always agreed with a smoking ban in restaurants it is kind of ignorant for somebody to light up when people at the next table are eating a meal, in bars I can waver on this but its nice not to smell nasty after going home after a night out drinking in a smokeless bar.
The point I was trying to make is that it is nobody's business what happens on private property.
If I want to open a restaurant that only serves food that 99% of people hate and cater to the 1% who like it, that is my choice.
If you don't like the food then don't eat there.
If i want to allow people to smoke the most foul smelling cigars ever made in my pub then I should have that right as you have the right not to drink there.
The concept of freedom of choice is a simple one to grasp.
And if you want to serve maggot infested meat in you restaurant the health code violation will result in you being shut down.
Don't be an idiot.
And if you want to serve maggot infested meat in you restaurant the health code violation will result in you being shut down.
Don't be an idiot.
So some health code laws are okay but others are not?
Don't be an idiot.
So some health code laws are okay but others are not?
So you are being forced to patronize a pub that allows smoking?
You have the right to choose you know.
If I allow smoking and everyone who patronizes my pub knows it then they make the choice to enter or not.
It's amusing the way some people keep repeating that. In most public places smoking is an illegal activity.smoking is (still) a perfectly legal activity.
It's amusing the way some people keep repeating that. In most public places smoking is an illegal activity.smoking is (still) a perfectly legal activity.
To claim it's "a perfectly legal activity" is like claiming it's perfectly legal to drive 65 miles an hour down a narrow residential street just because it's legal to drive that fast on the highway.
It's amusing the way some people keep repeating that. In most public places smoking is an illegal activity.smoking is (still) a perfectly legal activity.
To claim it's "a perfectly legal activity" is like claiming it's perfectly legal to drive 65 miles an hour down a narrow residential street just because it's legal to drive that fast on the highway.
Drinking alcohol is legal yet I by law can not walk down the street drinking a bottle of beer.
So some health code laws are okay but others are not?
So you are being forced to patronize a pub that allows smoking?
You have the right to choose you know.
If I allow smoking and everyone who patronizes my pub knows it then they make the choice to enter or not.
Health code laws prohibit smoking in such establishments (as they should) one man's addiction should not infringe upon the life and choices of others.
Your logic is so warped you'd probably defend an establishment that wanted to show child pornography films.If the owner of an establishment wants to allow people to spit and snot everywhere he should be able to do so.
If you do not want to be spit on, you have the absolute right to patronize an establishment that does not allow spitting and snotting.
The concept of freedom of choice is a simple one to grasp.
Yes and smokers need to make their choice, smoke where they won't hurt anyone else or see laws get passed to make sure they do the right thing.
☭proletarian☭;1885520 said:So you are being forced to patronize a pub that allows smoking?
You have the right to choose you know.
If I allow smoking and everyone who patronizes my pub knows it then they make the choice to enter or not.
Health code laws prohibit smoking in such establishments (as they should) one man's addiction should not infringe upon the life and choices of others.
Do what I did: go to places that disallow smoking or ask for the non-smoking section.
So some health code laws are okay but others are not?
So you are being forced to patronize a pub that allows smoking?
You have the right to choose you know.
If I allow smoking and everyone who patronizes my pub knows it then they make the choice to enter or not.
Health code laws prohibit smoking in such establishments (as they should) one man's addiction should not infringe upon the life and choices of others.
So you are being forced to patronize a pub that allows smoking?
You have the right to choose you know.
If I allow smoking and everyone who patronizes my pub knows it then they make the choice to enter or not.
Health code laws prohibit smoking in such establishments (as they should) one man's addiction should not infringe upon the life and choices of others.
The whole pint that is sailing over your head is that the laws regarding smoking are wrong.
God forbid anyone disagree with the government right?
It's amusing the way some people keep repeating that. In most public places smoking is an illegal activity.smoking is (still) a perfectly legal activity.
To claim it's "a perfectly legal activity" is like claiming it's perfectly legal to drive 65 miles an hour down a narrow residential street just because it's legal to drive that fast on the highway.
Drinking alcohol is legal yet I by law can not walk down the street drinking a bottle of beer.
