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13/05/2008 20:53:51
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Gloria
Posts 27
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As a customer, I enjoy a smoke-free environment. As a business person, I have concerns about anti-smoking laws hurting business. What has been everyone's experience with anti-smoking laws?
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14/05/2008 03:29:37
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Leslie Andrews
Posts 23
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I would not visit an establishment that allowed smoking. I don't think a business would have too many customers if they did allow smoking; all of them would be dead from cancer or emfasema.
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14/05/2008 21:15:17
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Gloria
Posts 27
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Do individuals whom smoke not deserve to enjoy themselves at an establishment?
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16/05/2008 02:43:10
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Leslie Andrews
Posts 23
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I don't think that their right to a good time overrides my right to be healthy. After all, they can go outside to smoke, can't they?
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18/05/2008 04:19:10
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Gloria
Posts 27
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I thought they outlawed segregation decades ago; you think we should reinstate it?
You're only in an establishment for a relatively short amount of time. Can't smokers just wait until their meal/drink is over to light up? It's not like it's days without nicotine.
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09/06/2008 13:27:21
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Grace W. Wexler
Posts 11
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If patrons cannot follow the rules, then they can leave.
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09/06/2008 23:32:48
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Mr.T
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I agree w/Grace here; its not the bar owner that sets the rules, its law, and the law is supposed to speak for the good of the people.
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