Canada mulls banning smoking in apartments
Smoking seems to be under attack worldwide as people realize that secondhand smoke can be just as devastating to non-smokers as those who smoke cigarettes. The freedom to smoke in your own home or in the open air are still placed where smokers can go to smoke, but if Toronto, Canada gets its way, smoking may be banned from apartment buildings.What do you think? Smoking in apartment buildings, which generally have interconnected airways for ventilation, can expose non-smoking residents to secondhand smoke -- definitely not a good thing. But then again, one's own living quarters is about the only place left for many to smoke these days with public bans coming to countries around the globe.
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3-28-2007 @ 4:59PM
Ed said...
There are many unimpeachable studies--Congressional Research Service, OSHA, Oak Ridge National Laboratories et al-- that show secondhand smoke to be harmless.
Non smokers should realize that any government that can force 50 million people to quit smoking and call it healthy can force ANYTHING and call it healthy.
Wake up,suckers.
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