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When will NKY go Smoke Free?

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Most of the places here in Paducah have an actual fenced in area for smokers to prevent this...

 

Off to the smoking paddock:lol:

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And there are laws concerning that.

 

Only if a drunk either physically assaults someone, or drives while drunk and gets caught. Both of those are illegal.

 

You're saying that smoking is like a physical assault?

Most of the places here in Paducah have an actual fenced in area for smokers to prevent this...

 

Why not? Most smokers are treated like animals, so we might as well keep them caged up like animals.

Why not? Most smokers are treated like animals, so we might as well keep them caged up like animals.

 

:ylsuper:

You're saying that smoking is like a physical assault?
100%!
100%!

 

 

So, the fact that smokers do so in designated areas is still a "crime"?

Only if a drunk either physically assaults someone, or drives while drunk and gets caught. Both of those are illegal.

 

You're saying that smoking is like a physical assault?

 

No. But it has been proven to be harmful, right? A person charged with DUI hasn't harmed anyone either. The risk is there, so whats the difference? Also don't forget PI laws. The only place it is not illegal to be drunk is in your home. Correct?

So, the fact that smokers do so in designated areas is still a "crime"?
Depends on how the area is designed really.

 

Let me say this, I'm not anti-smoker. My own brother smokes. But I feel like it's an activity (like many others) that can be enjoyed in a manner that doesn't adversely effect others. I mean, I like to play the guitar, but I respect others enough to not do so in public because I know innocent people would be harmed. It's like that with smoking I think.

No. But it has been proven to be harmful, right? A person charged with DUI hasn't harmed anyone either. The risk is there, so whats the difference?

 

 

It has been proven to be harmful to people who live with smokers. It hasn't been proven that someone who visited restaurant with a smoking area was harmed.

It has been proven to be harmful to people who live with smokers. It hasn't been proven that someone who visited restaurant with a smoking area was harmed.

 

And the people that work there?

And the people that work there?

 

Get a new job.

Really?

 

Yes really nobody is making them work there. Plenty of other places you can go where smoking isn't involved.

As bad as the air quality is in our area, what with the chemicals from plants and the diesel fumes and coal dust from railroads, you would believe that the filters on cigarettes are prolonging lives!

Yes really nobody is making them work there. Plenty of other places you can go where smoking isn't involved.

 

I don't know. I don't really think any unnecessary dangers should be allowed at a place of work.

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