Smokers R us

[Mr. Montage]

ok i got to say that if a person wants to smoke they should be able to have the freedom to light up if it were that i was in a diner, a bar it dont matter. but really if i gotta be told i can only smoke in the car. wow. that is pretty messed up. but i got to say sorry for smoking around people who dont smoke. but i also understand all of this that you dont like to breath in the smoke. sorry for that.

[CFH]

ok i got to say that if a person wants to smoke they should be able to have the freedom to light up if it were that i was in a diner, a bar it dont matter. but really if i gotta be told i can only smoke in the car. wow. that is pretty messed up. but i got to say sorry for smoking around people who dont smoke. but i also understand all of this that you dont like to breath in the smoke. sorry for that.

It's not that people just don't like it, it's that they don't like dying early from a horrible disease which has been proven to be caused by both first and second hand smoke. It might be an inconvenience for you to have to go outside for a smoke, but cancer is much more than an inconvenience.

[Mr. Montage]

OK i gotta agree with you there.... sorry for debating that.

[CFH]

OK i gotta agree with you there.... sorry for debating that.

No need to be sorry. I smoked for 10ish years, and I was annoyed when the bans first came into affect. However, I quickly got used to it and discovered it wasn't that big of a deal.

Now that I don't smoke (unless I'm drinking), I hate being in a room with smokers. I can feel it in my lungs for days afterwards, and it makes me and my clothes stink etc.

I don't think smoking should be outlawed or anything, people have the right to do what they want. However, I completely understand restrictions on indoor smoking.