Rayne Posted July 30, 2008 Posted July 30, 2008 But Rayne:Can you? I would say it's a proven Asthma trigger for a number of Asthmatics and many of those Asthmatics are not of legal age to care for themselves. As far as scientific evidence, I'm afraid, that's as far as I can go with that.
phee Posted July 30, 2008 Posted July 30, 2008 You know as well as I do, that you can't prove a negative. This is true.... I will restate.... Is there evidence then?
Rayne Posted July 30, 2008 Posted July 30, 2008 This is true.... I will restate.... Is there evidence then? I do not know for certain. I mean, don't people get lung cancer and Emphasyma (sp?) from smoking? I have never really looked into it to be honest.
Rev.Reverence Posted July 30, 2008 Posted July 30, 2008 Well, I know that ... so far nothing has stopped them though. I know people who's kids have been hospitalized because of it (Asthma and other respitory related illnesses) and it still continues. How is this law going to help those kids...apparently..the parents don't give a fuck...and..sometimes, people just have bad lungs...asthma has existed for hundreds of hundreds of years... This happened to me ... in 95...I smoked outside from then on (instead of the basement)...my daughter got better and I got tougher (it was winter)... Easy fix to me...but people are now trying to make me HAVE to smoke in my house because of some other douche bags blowing their smoke at peoples..."fuckin' shit" I say...
Gaf The Horse With Tears Posted July 30, 2008 Posted July 30, 2008 Is there evidence that second hand smoke has ever caused one death? No. Are there many studies that say "Maybe"? Yes. Maybe is not proof positive. Is there proof that smoke is an Asthma trigger? Yes. Is there proof that to keep an asthatic away from all possible triggers requires them living in a plastic bubble? Yes. How much are you willing to go the put the rest of the world in a plastic bubble to protect yourself?
Guest GodfallenPromos Posted July 30, 2008 Posted July 30, 2008 what about a cop that smokes in a cop car...because I been there.... look...when it comes to kids...I'll make it simple...it has to come down to RESPONSIBLITY and RESPECT. Rev doesn't light up a smoke inside around his kid. I wouldn't either, out of respect for Rev and his household. If we're outside, and his kid is running around in the back yard...and Rev light one up, I would probably light one as well...because it's ok then, by his standards. If I'm at an event or park, and Phee was at a park, would I light up? not around his kids, out of respect for the way he wishes to raise his kids, but thats not gonna stop me from lighting one up 40 yards away from them when I'm in my own "zone". oh...and most restaurants are considered public property by law, specially if their a chain. and yes Rev...if THAT law ever gets passed...you would have to order takeout or go through a drive-thru window, hypothetically, because your considered "detrimental" to the dining exp. odd that it would be your weight and not your hair or your mental issues, huh?
Michiko_Dreads Posted July 30, 2008 Posted July 30, 2008 Leave it to the owners because it MY CHOICE not someone eles choice for me to light up after a meal in a restaraunt or where ever Im at in general.
Rev.Reverence Posted July 30, 2008 Posted July 30, 2008 The same can be said for a dusty house... Should we enforce severe dusting laws... What about Grill smoke? Or pollen? Axianty? My Mom burnt a roast once... my little brother almost died from the asthma attack the smoked caused.. should we outlaw my Mom's cooking?
Guest GodfallenPromos Posted July 30, 2008 Posted July 30, 2008 The same can be said for a dusty house... Should we enforce severe dusting laws... What about Grill smoke? Or pollen? Axianty? My Mom burnt a roast once... my little brother almost died from the asthma attack the smoked caused.. should we outlaw my Mom's cooking? lol...if she is gonna burn a perfectly find roast...your damn skippy I'll look into it!!!....lol
Rev.Reverence Posted July 30, 2008 Posted July 30, 2008 what about a cop that smokes in a cop car...because I been there.... look...when it comes to kids...I'll make it simple...it has to come down to RESPONSIBLITY and RESPECT. Rev doesn't light up a smoke inside around his kid. I wouldn't either, out of respect for Rev and his household. If we're outside, and his kid is running around in the back yard...and Rev light one up, I would probably light one as well...because it's ok then, by his standards. If I'm at an event or park, and Phee was at a park, would I light up? not around his kids, out of respect for the way he wishes to raise his kids, but thats not gonna stop me from lighting one up 40 yards away from them when I'm in my own "zone". oh...and most restaurants are considered public property by law, specially if their a chain. and yes Rev...if THAT law ever gets passed...you would have to order takeout or go through a drive-thru window, hypothetically, because your considered "detrimental" to the dining exp. odd that it would be your weight and not your hair or your mental issues, huh? *shaking fist in the air* hey..I'm not violent... & good points
phee Posted July 30, 2008 Posted July 30, 2008 what about a cop that smokes in a cop car...because I been there.... look...when it comes to kids...I'll make it simple...it has to come down to RESPONSIBLITY and RESPECT. Rev doesn't light up a smoke inside around his kid. I wouldn't either, out of respect for Rev and his household. If we're outside, and his kid is running around in the back yard...and Rev light one up, I would probably light one as well...because it's ok then, by his standards. If I'm at an event or park, and Phee was at a park, would I light up? not around his kids, out of respect for the way he wishes to raise his kids, but thats not gonna stop me from lighting one up 40 yards away from them when I'm in my own "zone". oh...and most restaurants are considered public property by law, specially if their a chain. and yes Rev...if THAT law ever gets passed...you would have to order takeout or go through a drive-thru window, hypothetically, because your considered "detrimental" to the dining exp. odd that it would be your weight and not your hair or your mental issues, huh? If everyone were as respectful as you sir.... then there would be no need for this discussion.... but some people only respond to stuff because they are afraid of getting in trouble.... that is who this refers to.
Guest GodfallenPromos Posted July 30, 2008 Posted July 30, 2008 *shaking fist in the air*hey..I'm not violent... & good points being violent wouldn't matter....what if you were mentally handicapped to the point where it affected you physically?? like the way you talked or walked. People would get offended...and soon that would become a ban. this is just gonna open those doors.
Guest GodfallenPromos Posted July 30, 2008 Posted July 30, 2008 If everyone were as respectful as you sir.... then there would be no need for this discussion.... but some people only respond to stuff because they are afraid of getting in trouble.... that is who this refers to. lol...we can fix that phee...we can make a bill to pass a law to make it legal for me to pretend to be Hannibal Lector for 2 years...lol...then I can go around and kill the discourteous!!!
phee Posted July 30, 2008 Posted July 30, 2008 lol...we can fix that phee...we can make a bill to pass a law to make it legal for me to pretend to be Hannibal Lector for 2 years...lol...then I can go around and kill the discourteous!!! lol
Hellion Posted July 30, 2008 Posted July 30, 2008 If non smokers are going to complain about smokers then they might as well complain about car exhaust and those huge factory smoke stacks emitting much more pollutants than a few cigarettes,gotta love when apples and oranges are being compared
Der Nister Posted July 30, 2008 Posted July 30, 2008 Name Three. A good article if anyone has time or is inclined to read it. I myself would like to see one death certificate where the cause of death is listed as second hand smoke.
Rev.Reverence Posted July 30, 2008 Posted July 30, 2008 being violent wouldn't matter....what if you were mentally handicapped to the point where it affected you physically?? like the way you talked or walked. People would get offended...and soon that would become a ban. this is just gonna open those doors. Those doors were closed by my dearly departed G-father ... when he and his mates destroyed the Nazis...
Der Nister Posted July 30, 2008 Posted July 30, 2008 As a side note to my last post - if millions have died from SHS then showing proof in one case should be a breeze.
Rev.Reverence Posted July 30, 2008 Posted July 30, 2008 If non smokers are going to complain about smokers then they might as well complain about car exhaust and those huge factory smoke stacks emitting much more pollutants than a few cigarettes,gotta love when apples and oranges are being compared
Rev.Reverence Posted July 30, 2008 Posted July 30, 2008 Name Three.A good article if anyone has time or is inclined to read it. I myself would like to see one death certificate where the cause of death is listed as second hand smoke.
Der Nister Posted July 30, 2008 Posted July 30, 2008 Those doors were closed by my dearly departed G-father ... when he and his mates destroyed the Nazis... Oh and I also read that Hitler was an anti smoker and they (the nazis - from what I read) tried the same tactics that are being applied here in America with the SHS bans. Funny how history repeats its self.
phee Posted July 30, 2008 Posted July 30, 2008 Oh and I also read that Hitler was an anti smoker and they (the nazis - from what I read) tried the same tactics that are being applied here in America with the SHS bans.Funny how history repeats its self. the thread has reached Hitler already eh?
phee Posted July 30, 2008 Posted July 30, 2008 Actually I have not brought up public health.... If you look back.
Rev.Reverence Posted July 30, 2008 Posted July 30, 2008 the thread has reached Hitler already eh? *sings* I'll take you there.....
Der Nister Posted July 30, 2008 Posted July 30, 2008 the thread has reached Hitler already eh? That remark was aimed at our fine outstanding government and not anyone here. Oh how I love our lawmakers.
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