Could snuff be the answer for those faced with a smoking ban?
552046
can you imagine how funky smokers would look sniffing that stuff on train stations and outside malls?
590071
YES!!!!!!!!!!!!\nMy dad is addicted and i hate the damn smell!\nyes it would.Tobacco is bad, terrible.You spoil your own chances of life.Plese if you are addicted stop.Plese.You are killing yourself.Nothing should replace it although there is a type of chewing gum meant only for people with tobacco addictions called Nulife.Try it.
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I hate to say this because I smoke a lot. How ever I do respect the rights of others. So my answer is yes. I will give you one reason why I say this. I quit for a year and a half and got my smell back. Cigarettes smell bad. You smell it in the people clothes, their cars, houses and any where some one has been smoking. The ash trays smell horrible. The main problem here is or I should say one of the problems here is that a smoker does not smell all this like a non- smoker. Thats where I learned to respect a non-smoker's rights. Even if it means I can't smoke at the time or have to go some where else. YES.YES.Yes: Ban Smoking in public areas. YES, I WAS CRAZY TO START AGAIN!
852417
Well lets face it the government is always out to make a buck. What should be done is if you want smoking in your establishment you have to have a smoking license. The way bar and restuarant have liquor license. Have signs posted Saying smoking establishment. The govenment will reap the rewards be getting extra money. Smoker will still have a place to smoke. Limit the liscense like they do the liqour license. \nBut just an idea.\nYou know what's even scarier then the fact that a smoking ban passed is what's next? The majority has spoken. What will the majority ban next?
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go to www.nicotenepatch.com and the press your left hold onto the logo on the screen, should work. \n\nSmoking is a serious habit that is not easy to give up. if I had $$$'s and not South African Rands I would send you a pack of patches.
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Being a non-smoker, I really like the idea.  The ban on smoking in bars and restaurants has been effect in NY (USA) for a few years now and I personally enjoy going out now.  I understand that smokers feel their rights are being infringed on, but those same smokers often do not take into account that they infringe on the rights who do not smoke to breathe clean air.\n   It is an issue that has no clear-cut answer, but I think that when an infringement or taking away of rights happens, it should be done to protect the health of people, which is what the ban is for.
837371
Yes. Lovely. Can still get them - I think they're sold as an aid to stopping smoking now. Still the same though.\n\nGet them at your local chemists shop.
233903
I would not be okay with my child smoking anything.\nI would want them to be upfront with me about it.\n\nMy grandmother died of oral cancer after years of dipping snuff, so I have an aversion to any tobacco and smoking anything of any sort, even weed.
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well, i haven't tried this personally but a bunch of people have told me that it really works. they have hypnotherapists now who supposedly can hypnotize you into quitting smoking. i'll admit that i'm skeptical, but again, lots of people have told me they tried it and have been able to quit cold turkey.
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Probably not enough. The anti-smoking campaigns claim health concerns as their sole motive, and I believe this for about half of the supporters. The other half need someone to whom they can feel superior, someone they can kick around. In the south for years it was blacks, in Europe it has always been the Jews.\n\n"But this is different. Smoking is bad for you and harms other people." True. Part of freedom is the freedom to make stupid choices. The marketplace usually sorts things out pretty well. Delta Airlines banned smoking on all of its flights without a law requiring it, Westin Hotels has done the same, about half the restaurants in my home town ban smoking. This is called making a choice. "It harms other people" is not on as sound a scientific ground as the "smoking nazis" would like you to believe. They quote statistics that make it sound as though there's a 40% chance that a non-smoker living with a smoker will get lung cancer, when in fact the probability of a non-smoker not living with a smoker getting lung cancer is infintessimal, and the probability when living with a smoker is infintessimal times 1.4.\n\nNew York City is contemplating an ordnance that would restrict what ingredients restaurants may use in meals not based on safety (sure they prohibit arsenic) but on whether the ingredients are healthy for you. Private companies have gotten court approval to fire employees who smoke off the job in their own homes. As written, Ohio's Issue Five will ban smoking in many private homes.\n\nTobacco is not the primary cause of preventable illness in the U.S.: obesity is. Watch out, once tobacco is gone the overweight will become the target for those who know better than you do what is good for you. Obese people consume health care resources that could go to others, they cause gas mileage to go down contributing to global warming, they require that furniture be designed to support loads that otherwise would not be required thus raising the cost of chairs, sofas and beds - the list goes on. The obese will be the next target.\n\nHow about unprotected sex? If a company can fire an employee because she or he engages in activity off the job, in the employee's own home, that may be dangerous to the employee's health, then they must have the right to prohibit unprotected sex. The rationale that the private activity might raise the employer's cost of providing health insurance applies here.\n\nSo, how many people will vote to keep smoking accessible? Probably not enough.\n\nA non-smoker Libertarian
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Tell the people you live and work with not to let you smoke, particularly if they're in a position of authority or don't like you. Eventually you won't be able to smoke anywhere you know people and quitting will become easier
665734
I am all for the smoking ban. I used to smoke, and even then, when I smoked, I was right behind the ban. It is not fair that non smokers should have to inhale smoke, and I think the arguement of 'well, just don't go into a pub then' is horrible. It is penalising the non smokers, not the smokers! \n\nBut by all means, puff away in your own home. Freedom to do what you want I say, unless it hurts others.
803403
Yeah,You can do it.But i'm not sure whether tobacco is allowed is uk.If is it so then then you wont get your tobacco.
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have a no smoking rule!
807945
Welcome to the world of us New Yorkers.  Puke-taki and Dumberg really FUBAR'D everything and killed the bars with the smoking ban.  We now go to indian reservations and Long Island, costing the city MILLIONS.  While NYC may be able to afford it, I doubt Ohio would.  Good Luck.\n\nTo those non-smokers who don't mind when their freedoms are curtailed, remember, tyranny always starts with the small stuff, and eventually moves on to the important things.  I'd been smoking since 12, and am now 28.  Quit for personal reasons (wife & kids).  Because I  no longer do it, should I not have the right to put into my body what I see fit?
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Absolutely not. There's enough pollution in this world without some fool lighting up a cancer stick.\n\nPeople who smoke need to have plastic bubbles to lounge in and smoke away. That way they could soak up every bit of yummy nicotine w/o endangering others.
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i hope so,,, it bothers me as well since my nighbors downstairs smoke.... there is talk into banning smoking in appartments\n\nKetty.... its easy i'm upstairs. smoke travels UP. when they are out on there balcony there smoke travels UP to mine.    simple. plain and simple. \n\nanyways i just finished reading an article, they want to ban smoking compleatly in Santa cruz. they already banned it from the beach and public parks. there is also a  small town somewere in california where its compleatly banned. \n\nthere is also people wanting to ban smoking in casinos in vegas.,,.. now to me thats just CRAZY all the casinos i been to have very good venting.