They're not severe enough for the drugs we have now. > I agree with Ray that the consequences for mis-using drugs would need > to be severe, and that regulations would need to be in place. But, I > don't think it's undoable. I find cigarette smoke just as intoxicating > as second hand pot smoke (nicotine buzz, anyone?). So, I don't take my > child to bars, and if I see a cluster of smokers, I'll probably cross > the street. It's an inconvenience to me, but oh well. > > Interestingly, Madison has passed a law banning smoking in all public > places (including bars). I know there are several other cities that > have this already. I am looking forward to when it's implemented, but > only for the purely selfish reason that I'll want to go to bars to see > my husband play again. I'd prefer a establishment smoking license to license (and advertise) a place as smoke open. Let people know before hand and tax it. It's a closed environment and if you go in, it's your responsibility.
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