As of tomorrow you can't smoke in bars&rest.+.08%alcool.
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I had considering that argument, and it's the strongest of the lot IMO, and yet I don't think it's justification enough for this law. Employees aren't entitled to such jobs, they apply for them, and though credentials and experience may restrict their job oppurtunities they aren't exactly forced into these* professions in most cases. Some may accept the long-term risks involved implicitly, I'm only troubled by the circumstances of those oblivious to the risks.Grudge wrote:The main argument for the law to include bars and restaurants here was to protect employees from sustained levels of dangerous second-hand smoke.
* by these I mean jobs in bars exclusively, restaurant employees aren't subject to this problem to the same extent and scope
edit: I'll leave it at that for now.
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Can't believe it took that long really. All you smokers don't realize how much we hate you. If you want to smoke that's fine, but you shouldn't be allowed to do it where it annoys other people. Frankly I don't get why smokers think they are entitled to light up wherever they want. You wouldn't want me to bring my car into a bar and fill it up with exhaust would you? Same difference.Pooinyourmouth wrote:It's been like that for years here in california.
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People are so horribly afraid to die they've developed a strong fear for life as well. Let's completely forget how to enjoy ourselves and put warning labels on everything. Let's take offense to politically incorrect things, and let's act like a herd of mindless herbivores.
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oh if you really thought that you wouldnt have tried to quit like, what, 7 times now?Ryoki wrote:People are so horribly afraid to die they've developed a strong fear for life as well. Let's completely forget how to enjoy ourselves and put warning labels on everything. Let's take offense to politically incorrect things, and let's act like a herd of mindless herbivores.
you hypocrite

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Is this in the UK yet? I cant stand people who smoke while im trying to enjoy myself, get the fuck out i say... When your in a pub its bad enough, but when people sit you down to eat a meal right next to another person who is smoking in the no smoking section, its damn right annoying too... People love to break the rules it seems. Bring on this new "no smoking in public places at all" rule...
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+JuggerNaut+ wrote:that wouldn't bother me one bit.bitWISE wrote:Why not ban drinking since drunk driver's kill so many people?

your denial is getting worse.. werent you also blaming your gf for your smoking habits?

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Started here a few months ago, and so far it's awesome - apart fromt he fact that the smokers are now all smoking on the pavement outside pubs and bars, exhaling smoke over the passers-by.
disgusting.
One worrying trend is the installation of these outdoor heaters to pander to the smokers. The wasted energy from those things makes me sick...
disgusting.
One worrying trend is the installation of these outdoor heaters to pander to the smokers. The wasted energy from those things makes me sick...
I know many people who are "forced" to work in bars. It's pretty much the sole alternative to a person with no post-secondary education that needs a decent income.Massive Quasars wrote:I had considering that argument, and it's the strongest of the lot IMO, and yet I don't think it's justification enough for this law. Employees aren't entitled to such jobs, they apply for them, and though credentials and experience may restrict their job oppurtunities they aren't exactly forced into these* professions in most cases. Some may accept the long-term risks involved implicitly, I'm only troubled by the circumstances of those oblivious to the risks.Grudge wrote:The main argument for the law to include bars and restaurants here was to protect employees from sustained levels of dangerous second-hand smoke.
* by these I mean jobs in bars exclusively, restaurant employees aren't subject to this problem to the same extent and scope
edit: I'll leave it at that for now.