Ban Smoking In Pubs
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Something ive noticed in Dublin pubs is when you walk in on a sat night its empty compared to the way it was. Its like a monday eveing and then you walk out to the beer garden and its packed even on cold nights and all the smokers are having a great time. Then in real winter they just stay in. The pub buzz is gone.
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From: Lancashire
Originally Posted by Reality
What's your point ?
I've met nobody that thinks a ban is a bad Idea - you seem to be defending the democratic right for smokers to go round killing fellow britons because they can't be arsed to get off their ***** and go outside.
I've met nobody that thinks a ban is a bad Idea - you seem to be defending the democratic right for smokers to go round killing fellow britons because they can't be arsed to get off their ***** and go outside.
My point is, as mentioned many times, not the fact it is smoking that is the target, the fact that the gov't can just blanket ban whatever they like without putting it to a vote.
What will be next?
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From: Jasey@Work
Originally Posted by Dream Weaver
I've met plenty of people who think its a bad idea.
My point is, as mentioned many times, not the fact it is smoking that is the target, the fact that the gov't can just blanket ban whatever they like without putting it to a vote.
What will be next?
My point is, as mentioned many times, not the fact it is smoking that is the target, the fact that the gov't can just blanket ban whatever they like without putting it to a vote.
What will be next?
My point was that if it were put to a vote I reckon 85% would be in favour.
But that's the great thing about opinions - everyones got one
.How did you feel aboput the Fox Hunting ban ?
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From: God's promised land
Originally Posted by Dream Weaver
My point is, as mentioned many times, not the fact it is smoking that is the target, the fact that the gov't can just blanket ban whatever they like without putting it to a vote.
Yes they can, and furthermore SHOULD be able to, if it is in the interests of the public at large. In the same way seatbelts were made compulsory.
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