26 Days Until America Feels Just a Little More Socialist

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Crockett said…
Maybe one day the citizens of Greenwood will rise up against this tyranny and take back what is rightfully theirs. The right to kill themeselves in any way, shape or form without hypocrisy from external sources who frequent these establishments so rarely it is a wonder why the hell they care to begin with.
Anonymous said…
I will work to take your so-called right to kill me, my friends, my family away.
The law reads that it is aganist the law to distribute, sell tobacco, tobacco products, tobacco by-products to minors. You smokers are sharing you second-hand smoke with babies, children, adults and about anybody you care to. That is breaking the law. Shoud six year olds be able to buy whiskey, beer and cigs.
If you did the laws, I guess you would decide that that is a good thing. It is your addiction that is running your life.
Let me kill myself, I don't need your help.
Crockett said…
No, I agree with the laws that minors should not be able to buy or consume tobacco products. In addition, minors should also refrain from entering places where second hand smoke is so prevalent, i.e. bars or local watering holes. I do not have a problem with banning smoking from a limited area of public places, but I do disagree with the ban from places such as bars. Or there should be stricter enforcement on the so-called smoking and non-smoking section. I understand the overall health benefits, but I think this regulation is taking away our freedom of free will. If someone wants to hang out in a smokey bar, then that is at there disgression. If they do not wish to be in that environment, then they should refrain from engaging in those social activities were second hand smoke is so widespread.

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