New Zealand - you gotta be this old to have rights.

[The Architect Of Fate]

Or around disabled people or the very old ....etc

Not one's own children in the home. How would you enforce that law? Have children report their parents? Then the sniffer squad go around to see if anyone had recently been smoking in at that place?  People are advised not to smoke around infants and not to drink or smoke during pregnancy.

The elderly; smoking is not permitted in aged care facilities or hospitals. I'm elderly and do not allow smoking in my house or my car. It's not so much the passive smoking, but the stink.  Smoking discolours ceilings and gets into clothes and other fabric.

My late mother never smoked. My dad did, gave up cigarettes when he was 40, but still smoked the odd cigar. My mother developed emphysema, the doctors thought through passive smoking. Mum died with the disease, but not from it.

I read that most people who smoke will develop emphysema , even if they stop smoking. That means I probably already have it. There's no cure, and I'm doing all I can;  stopped smoking and do not remain near smokers.


Trivia: In the last few years I find that I can tell if anyone has been recently smoking near the entrance to the shopping centre. I can sell it.

I was simply refuting OLB claim that people won't be forced to inhale smoke fumes when certain people will be forced either due to lack of ability to walk away or merely having to inhabit the same place as a smoker.

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Do people have the right, while burning that motherfucker down, to endanger the people inside the house?

Boru

Given that he has, in the past, defended people who placed pipe bombs in and around public buildings (or, more accurately, mocked people who think the FBI should find and hold accountable those who did so), anything goes at this point.

Remember it's not terrorism if he doesn't take it seriously