Smoking Bans...
By emigonecrazy
@emigonecrazy (1)
United States
90 responses
@ashish_delhi_86 (298)
• India
17 Aug 06
smoking is injurious to health both to active as well as passive smokers. myself being a passive smoker can't tolerate it even a bit. my sincere thoughts about ban on somking in restaurants.
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@rizwan09 (743)
• India
17 Aug 06
firstly what leads people to smoke???
the youth get encouraged towards smoking by watching their favourite stars in movies smoking with high intensity..
and the health organisations should be set up in every area to spread awareness programs in people by which they can quit smoking..
in restuarents smoking should be banned as the other people who dont smoke are also affected and are at high risk of cancer passive (smokers) from the one who smoke..
even if the law of country take some strict steps that the people should not smoke on roads and public places if they do the same then they should be fine and even can be behind the bars for one day..
let them smoke in their homes so that their people are affected why the other people shoukd pay for the enjoyment of smokers..
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@ebberts (784)
• United States
17 Aug 06
I agree that smoking should be baned in some area's, but not all, I am a smoker, but I do respect those that are not. It is very hard for people with lung problems, to be around smoke as well as alot of other things. My dad was very ill. a long time with emphysema and I never smoked around him. Anyone that came around him that smoked did so outside. Other smells bothered him as well. With emphysema the lungs lose the ability to push the air we breath back out, so once it is in the lungs of such a person, it bothers them for a long time. I don't want to inflict this on anyone even though I am a smoker. in some places a smoking area is fine other it is not.
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@ravenofdarkness (9)
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17 Aug 06
I think theyre should be a total ban. I lost someone close to me because of smoking.
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@my3pugs (1)
• United States
17 Aug 06
I am all for a complete ban on smoking in ALL public places, not just restraunts. It is nasty and disgusting to smell that while you are trying to enjoy a meal. I also can't stand employees standing around outside the door of an establishment smoking. Then I have to walk through that cloud of smoke. It is terrible.
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@nappyking16 (2)
• United States
17 Aug 06
Yes i think they should be banned because most people r alergic to it like people with asma
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@cornerboy (2)
• India
17 Aug 06
Live and let live ... sure smokings not the best thing going, but then inhaling the levels of carbon monoxide etc that our cars are spewing out at us on our roads day in and day out and the general pollution levels in our cities are not all that great either. Why stop at banning smokers in restaurants....lets ban all cars and other such vile toxic spewing gadgets too...UTOPIA here I come...
Please...lets not get carried away... Live and let Live
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@suchetan230044 (618)
• India
9 Jan 07
yes not only restaurants smoking should be banned in all places where there are people.people should have smoking laces where people would go only for smoking and nothing else.hehe.sounds weird but yes smoking should be made to only restricted to such areas where there are no non-smoker ,children or patients.and restaurant?yes definitely its a place to eat and meet definitely not for polluting.
@rosaflorence (1924)
• United States
9 Jan 07
I am a smoker and I think that they should either have smokers in there own room or ban it for good from restraunts. I don't like my children around smoke, I don't even smoke in the house. I always ask for the non smoking section at a restraunt and then just go outside to light one up.
@unfathomedpsyche (858)
• Thailand
9 Jan 07
In my country specifically in the city where i live smoking is ban in public places, such as in the shopping mall, restaurants, government offices, transport services. The city ordinace was controversial though it was push through due to public sentiment.