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On 2/25/2012 12:32 AM, wrote:
On Fri, 24 Feb 2012 14:25:08 -0500, wrote:

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On Fri, 24 Feb 2012 10:43:01 -0500, wrote:

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Then you're not taking into account the toll from second hand smoke.

Where is the proof that people die from second hand smoke.

http://tinyurl.com/6t3p65o

The Effects of Secondhand Smoke on Adults

There is a lot of conjecture out there but they never put any real
numbers on it. Virtually every other pollutant has OSHA established
threshold limit values but cigarette smoke is seen to have a level of
zero. Are they really trying to say cigarette smoke is more dangerous
than all of the other chemicals that OSHA regulates?
The issue is simply that non smokers or "quit" smokers are offended if
they even SEE someone smoking. It is just about the only class of
people who can be discriminated against with impunity.

If you are simply using the health care cost issue, obesity is a far
bigger problem..


Someone else being obese doesn't harm YOUR health. Being around a smoker
does. I'm not offended by someone smoking, I just don't want mine or my
children's health compromised.


http://www.epa.gov/smokefree/healtheffects.html

http://www.cancer.org/Cancer/CancerC...condhand-smoke



"Both mainstream and SHS contain about 20 chemicals that, in high
concentrations, cause breast cancer in rodents"

The operative words are "High concentrations"
A whiff of cigarette smoke is no more dangerous than a whiff of diesel
smoke or that blue cloud coming from a 2 stroke outboard.
The flaw in all of these studies is they do not specify the
concentration that is dangerous. Just smelling something does not mean
the concentration will hurt you. That is true of EVERY chemical OSHA
regulates.


That's because the regulations on tobacco are because of feelings, not
facts like all of the other regulated substances.

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On 2/25/2012 12:32 AM,
wrote:
On Fri, 24 Feb 2012 14:25:08 -0500, wrote:

In ,
says...

On Fri, 24 Feb 2012 10:43:01 -0500, wrote:

In ,

says...

Then you're not taking into account the toll from second hand smoke.

Where is the proof that people die from second hand smoke.

http://tinyurl.com/6t3p65o

The Effects of Secondhand Smoke on Adults

There is a lot of conjecture out there but they never put any real
numbers on it. Virtually every other pollutant has OSHA established
threshold limit values but cigarette smoke is seen to have a level of
zero. Are they really trying to say cigarette smoke is more dangerous
than all of the other chemicals that OSHA regulates?
The issue is simply that non smokers or "quit" smokers are offended if
they even SEE someone smoking. It is just about the only class of
people who can be discriminated against with impunity.

If you are simply using the health care cost issue, obesity is a far
bigger problem..

Someone else being obese doesn't harm YOUR health. Being around a smoker
does. I'm not offended by someone smoking, I just don't want mine or my
children's health compromised.


http://www.epa.gov/smokefree/healtheffects.html

http://www.cancer.org/Cancer/CancerC...condhand-smoke



"Both mainstream and SHS contain about 20 chemicals that, in high
concentrations, cause breast cancer in rodents"

The operative words are "High concentrations"
A whiff of cigarette smoke is no more dangerous than a whiff of diesel
smoke or that blue cloud coming from a 2 stroke outboard.
The flaw in all of these studies is they do not specify the
concentration that is dangerous. Just smelling something does not mean
the concentration will hurt you. That is true of EVERY chemical OSHA
regulates.


That's because the regulations on tobacco are because of feelings, not
facts like all of the other regulated substances.


Really? So smoking known carcinogens isn't bad for you? You should get
all of your loved ones hooked on them too, there so cool.
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On Sat, 25 Feb 2012 09:35:36 -0500, iBoaterer wrote:

Really? So smoking known carcinogens isn't bad for you? You should get
all of your loved ones hooked on them too, there so cool.


I don't smoke, nor does anyone in my family but that does not make me
want to engage in irrational discrimination against those who do.
There are "known carcinogens" in virtually everything around us. The
issue is in the concentration, not the mere fact it is there. All of
the anti smokers here have admitted it is the smell that offends them
and they invent the danger based on that. It is like those people who
say they are "allergic" to perfume and after shave simply because they
don't like the smell.

It has gotten to the point that people complain if they just see
people smoking, too far away to even smell the smoke.
I believe it is because they fear they will start smoking again if
they are around tobacco, not that there is any real danger present if
they had an ounce of will power.


What is irrational about me not wanting to die because of the habits of
others? Again, I could care less if someone is stupid enough to pump
toxins into their body. But when they harm me or my family, that's
different. JustWait even admitted that his wife is allowed to smoke in
one room that has an exhaust fan. Is he discrimenating against her? Yes,
the stench IS a real problem, but my family's health is the real issue
here.
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On Sat, 25 Feb 2012 11:56:59 -0500, iBoaterer wrote:
In article ,
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On Sat, 25 Feb 2012 09:35:36 -0500, iBoaterer

wrote:

Really? So smoking known carcinogens isn't bad for you? You

should get
all of your loved ones hooked on them too, there so cool.


I don't smoke, nor does anyone in my family but that does not

make me
want to engage in irrational discrimination against those who do.
There are "known carcinogens" in virtually everything around us.

The
issue is in the concentration, not the mere fact it is there. All

of
the anti smokers here have admitted it is the smell that offends

them
and they invent the danger based on that. It is like those people

who
say they are "allergic" to perfume and after shave simply because

they
don't like the smell.

It has gotten to the point that people complain if they just see
people smoking, too far away to even smell the smoke.
I believe it is because they fear they will start smoking again if
they are around tobacco, not that there is any real danger

present if
they had an ounce of will power.



What is irrational about me not wanting to die because of the

habits of
others? Again, I could care less if someone is stupid enough to

pump
toxins into their body. But when they harm me or my family, that's
different. JustWait even admitted that his wife is allowed to smoke

in
one room that has an exhaust fan. Is he discrimenating against her?

Yes,
the stench IS a real problem, but my family's health is the real

issue
here.


You should stay away from his house,then.
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In article ,
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On Sat, 25 Feb 2012 11:56:59 -0500, iBoaterer wrote:
In article ,
says...

On Sat, 25 Feb 2012 09:35:36 -0500, iBoaterer

wrote:

Really? So smoking known carcinogens isn't bad for you? You

should get
all of your loved ones hooked on them too, there so cool.

I don't smoke, nor does anyone in my family but that does not

make me
want to engage in irrational discrimination against those who do.
There are "known carcinogens" in virtually everything around us.

The
issue is in the concentration, not the mere fact it is there. All

of
the anti smokers here have admitted it is the smell that offends

them
and they invent the danger based on that. It is like those people

who
say they are "allergic" to perfume and after shave simply because

they
don't like the smell.

It has gotten to the point that people complain if they just see
people smoking, too far away to even smell the smoke.
I believe it is because they fear they will start smoking again if
they are around tobacco, not that there is any real danger

present if
they had an ounce of will power.



What is irrational about me not wanting to die because of the

habits of
others? Again, I could care less if someone is stupid enough to

pump
toxins into their body. But when they harm me or my family, that's
different. JustWait even admitted that his wife is allowed to smoke

in
one room that has an exhaust fan. Is he discrimenating against her?

Yes,
the stench IS a real problem, but my family's health is the real

issue
here.


You should stay away from his house,then.


His wife isn't the only one who smokes.


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In article ,
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On Sat, 25 Feb 2012 09:35:36 -0500, iBoaterer wrote:

Really? So smoking known carcinogens isn't bad for you? You should get
all of your loved ones hooked on them too, there so cool.


I don't smoke, nor does anyone in my family but that does not make me
want to engage in irrational discrimination against those who do.
There are "known carcinogens" in virtually everything around us. The
issue is in the concentration, not the mere fact it is there. All of
the anti smokers here have admitted it is the smell that offends them
and they invent the danger based on that. It is like those people who
say they are "allergic" to perfume and after shave simply because they
don't like the smell.

It has gotten to the point that people complain if they just see
people smoking, too far away to even smell the smoke.
I believe it is because they fear they will start smoking again if
they are around tobacco, not that there is any real danger present if
they had an ounce of will power.


What is irrational about me not wanting to die because of the habits of
others? Again, I could care less if someone is stupid enough to pump
toxins into their body. But when they harm me or my family, that's
different. JustWait even admitted that his wife is allowed to smoke in
one room that has an exhaust fan. Is he discrimenating against her? Yes,
the stench IS a real problem, but my family's health is the real issue
here.


There is nothing irrational about your fears, they are your fears and
your fears alone. What you don't have is the right to foist your
irrationality and fears upon the rest of society. You are free to live
on your property and live your irrational and fear filled life all alone
without interference from anyone.


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