SMOKING in SAN Francisco?
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what a shame CA was/is so very very concerned about smoking but cared less about having an inspector check elect. company holding tanks for proper construction (i.e. liners) & doing on-going ground water testing in the water shed areas around electrical plans. Maybe a different focus would have saved thousands exposed to toxic chemicals.
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Connie,
I'm a non smoker but live outside SF. Come and have a nice vacation. Sorry for all the rude remarks! There are plenty of smokers who live in California, and there are outdoor restaurants who have the patios where you can smoke. Don't let any of the pompous remarks make you think this is how most Californians are. We do welcome you. Toni
I'm a non smoker but live outside SF. Come and have a nice vacation. Sorry for all the rude remarks! There are plenty of smokers who live in California, and there are outdoor restaurants who have the patios where you can smoke. Don't let any of the pompous remarks make you think this is how most Californians are. We do welcome you. Toni
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I agree with Toni - come to SF, enjoy your vacation, and ignore the rude remarks. Plenty of people in CA smoke, they just don't do it at the tables inside restaurants.
As a smoker, you will actually meet plenty of people while you're here. The smokers tend to congregate outside building entrances or on patios, so you will have the opportunity to talk to lots of people while you are out for your smoke.
As a smoker, you will actually meet plenty of people while you're here. The smokers tend to congregate outside building entrances or on patios, so you will have the opportunity to talk to lots of people while you are out for your smoke.
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maybe they should outlaw driving in california as well; people who drive are for more likely to kill or injure a person in an accident then a smoker is with their second hand smoke. you should probably ban hamburgers, french fries and cheese too as heart disease is a far bigger danger than cancer
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i hope nobody has gotten the wrong idea from my posts.
smoking is bad!!! however, i do believe
the government should stay out of the debate. If restaurant owners want to ban smoking in their establishment good for them. If they don't then people who don't smoke can make up their own minds about going or not. I just believe you can not legislate the peoples health, if you ban smoking in restaurants cause its bad for the health, what's to stop them from banning cheescake. And if its about other patrons safety when will they ban alcohol, because anywhere alcohol is served violence is 50 times more likely to erupt than someplace that is dry.
smoking is bad!!! however, i do believe
the government should stay out of the debate. If restaurant owners want to ban smoking in their establishment good for them. If they don't then people who don't smoke can make up their own minds about going or not. I just believe you can not legislate the peoples health, if you ban smoking in restaurants cause its bad for the health, what's to stop them from banning cheescake. And if its about other patrons safety when will they ban alcohol, because anywhere alcohol is served violence is 50 times more likely to erupt than someplace that is dry.
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I'm sorry, but the stupidity of some people is unbelievable. Esg, come on, get real. Ban Hamburgers??? Pleezzzz, your killin me.
First off, I have nothing against smoking, in fact, I make a very good living selling them.
But I have to ask those who argue against the ban on smoking in public... where have you been the last few years??? Given what we know now, how many of you smokers with children still smoke in your own home??? Not to many of you right?? And why is that??hmmmmmm
I wonder why... yet those same people feel they have the god given right to endanger those around them in a bar or other public place...oh, and sure,,you say..." but you have the "choice" to be there..thats true I guess for me, but what about the person waiting on you?? Do they??? Its a simple pubic health issue, nothing more, nothing less,,,
smoke if you want, just don't take me with you...
First off, I have nothing against smoking, in fact, I make a very good living selling them.
But I have to ask those who argue against the ban on smoking in public... where have you been the last few years??? Given what we know now, how many of you smokers with children still smoke in your own home??? Not to many of you right?? And why is that??hmmmmmm
I wonder why... yet those same people feel they have the god given right to endanger those around them in a bar or other public place...oh, and sure,,you say..." but you have the "choice" to be there..thats true I guess for me, but what about the person waiting on you?? Do they??? Its a simple pubic health issue, nothing more, nothing less,,,
smoke if you want, just don't take me with you...
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These topics sure get everyone polarized. I think it's pretty sad! Some people even seem to choose their friends only if they're none smokers. This is sad! In someways, things were better in the 60's I guess when non-smokers weren't so much on their high horses. I'm probably more tolerant of smoking because my Mom has smoked for as long as I can remember. My Dad, my sister and myself have never smoked. By the way, my parents have been married for 50 years in December. Smokers and Non-Smokers CAN live in harmony!! I think more of a live and let live attitude as in Europe would be beneficial to all of us. Lance




