I am happy for people to enjoy smokingbut being in a smoky environment does diminish my enjoyment of an evening.
It's not targeted because it's a minority, jugglers are a minority but they're not targeted. It's targeted because it's not good for you or the people around you. Or do you doubt that second hand smoke is dangerous?
(It's not targeted because it's a minority, jugglers are a minority but they're not targeted. It's targeted because it's not good for you or the people around you. Or do you doubt that second hand smoke is dangerous?
Cliff Apparently enjoys fishing for leopards on weekends,
Wed 10 Dec 2008, 12:40,
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I doubt that second hand smoke in a unenclosed environmentis measurably detrimental to your health.
Yes.
(Yes.
LordManley twitter.com/LordManley,
Wed 10 Dec 2008, 12:43,
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That was a wonderful answer to a question I didn't ask.A fine politician you'll make.
I agree mind you on the point that it isn't harmful in open air. Yet to your original point I still feel a negative impact is still there.
You've gone from negative impact to significant discomfort to harm. These are not synonyms. Smoking in the open air indeed may not harm me but I do say it has a negative impact. Smoking inside does harm and cause significant discomfort. Which effect would you like to argue?
(I agree mind you on the point that it isn't harmful in open air. Yet to your original point I still feel a negative impact is still there.
You've gone from negative impact to significant discomfort to harm. These are not synonyms. Smoking in the open air indeed may not harm me but I do say it has a negative impact. Smoking inside does harm and cause significant discomfort. Which effect would you like to argue?
Cliff Apparently enjoys fishing for leopards on weekends,
Wed 10 Dec 2008, 13:03,
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Racists are negatively impacted by blacks.I am talking about smoking in unconfined spaces or alone. I am talking about harm.
My answer perfectly matches the question you asked in the context of the thread. It may not have matched the question which you intended to ask, but I cannot reasonably be expected to make inferences based upon oblique implications.
(My answer perfectly matches the question you asked in the context of the thread. It may not have matched the question which you intended to ask, but I cannot reasonably be expected to make inferences based upon oblique implications.
LordManley twitter.com/LordManley,
Wed 10 Dec 2008, 13:33,
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