Smoking rooms?

JuanV.Soler

EscapeArtist, I have read your 5 point,
although you have not considered that the first point I did did.
You say in the face of the evidence
and you say whether or not you call it "truth"
And I say that if the evidence is so clear to me then I will be joyfull for sure. For evidence must it be, and mean the Light no ?
so why bother other´-´s evidences if the healthily evidence must be personal because is the one that guides you to your next step.?

@escapeartist said:

Smoking in itself is not a right.
Of course not. We are not talking about that.
The Court will decide that then.

So I have ended reading your others 2,3 and 4 points.

@escapeartist said:

Smoking costs a lot in lost productivity.

Do not loose productivity then. That is not an argument. Don´t focus so tightly on the bottom line.
@escapeartist said:

It isn't about individuality IMO.

Of course it is not.

and finally your fourth point
@escapeartist said:

Reduction in smoking "freedoms" is not a slippery slope to totalitarian regime, though I think there are other things that the government has sunk its claws too deeply into our private lives. When they say you cannot smoke in your own home - there I draw the line.

I would not wait to draw that LINE just in case.

@escapeartist said:

I enjoy a rare cigar. I do not force, nor would I consider making anyone around me that does not enjoy tobacco to enjoy it with me second hand.

@escapeartist said:

IMO to insist on the ability to smoke in the presence of others who dislike it is selfish and inconsiderate.

Of course it is infantile like trying to show you are competitive.
I think we can get an agreement. Maybe I´ll share with you a good cigar, though I don´t fancy it much )
,.)

JuanV.Soler

,.)mm I dont know