On 5/15/2016 1:06 AM, Gunner Asch wrote:
On Sat, 14 May 2016 22:42:55 -0500, Muggles
wrote:

On 5/14/2016 3:16 AM, Gunner Asch wrote:

Non-smokers are the inconsiderate ones. They're taking in a millionth
of what the smokers are, they need to get a grip.


Do you think it would be ok with you if a non-smoker sprayed bottled
sewer gas that contained various dangerous chemicals randomly where
people would have no choice but to inhale that gas?

Why do smokers believe they have a right to poison the air other people
breath?

Depends on the levels of the sew gas and the chemicals that that non
smoker sprayed around.

If he were spewing out .005 parts per million..Id think he would not
be liable for much of anything

How about the equivalent to this:

Secondhand smoke contains more than 7,000 chemicals. Hundreds are toxic
and about 70 can cause cancer.


How about that. So you getting a wiff on rare occasions is being
poisoned far worse than I as the primary smoker? Is that your claim?

As a child I got a wiff with every breath I took while I was at home.
Those cumulative wiffs caused multiple upper respiratory infections,
including ear infections, bronchitis, and reactive airway disease.

It should be noted that Chocolate Can cause cancer as well as coffee,
potatos and some fishes. With the exception of west coast fish...one
would have to eat a few tons of each in multiple single settings...but

There are no people forcing anyone to eat chocolate, coffee, potatos, or
fish. If people have illness as a result of allergies to those things
they don't go near them, and on top of that they aren't exposing other
people to any dangerous chemicals they have no choice by to breath.


hey...you would have to have a gas mask on your face for years at a
time...connected directly to my gas masks exhaust port, to get enough
"second hand smoke" (EEEEE!!! Run!!) to have ANY sort of medical
risk...unless you have medical issues of your own. Which you appear to
be victim of. You must curse your parents for their genetic "gift" to
you.

After years of exposure and damage to my body from secondhand smoke, I'm
highly allergic and reactive to not only cigarette smoke, but VOC's in
the air.

It's a fact that cigarette smoke hurts the people it comes in contact
with, including, the residue you carry on you in your hair and on your
clothes.

Many people who smoke, not everyone, simply don't care about anyone but
themselves because their hooked on smoking psychologically, physically,
and emotionally. Essentially, they're drug addicts, only their drug is
legal.

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Maggie