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Smoking In Public Places

            There are many concerns about smoking in public places.
             Smokers feel it is their right to smoke where and when they.
             want. On the other hand, non-smokers feel that smokers violate their rights and endanger.
             their life. The fact that smoking is allowed has put the smoker and the nonsmoker in an.
             uncomfortable situation. .
             Those who do not smoke should not have to breathe other people's smoke when.
             they go into restaurants if they do not wish to. On the other hand, if someone who.
             smokes wants to spend the evening in a bar with friends who even smoke themselves, or.
             who do not mind other people's smoke, they feel that they should be able to do so. .
             Smokers disagree with society about their rights to smoke. They feel uncomfortable with.
             the issues, however this is their choice. The nonsmoker does not have a choice and this is.
             why it should not be allowed.
             People are continuously insisting on a healthy environment and clean air. The.
             majority of the people agree that smoking should be restricted in public places. Cigarette.
             smoking is the number one cause of lung cancer and second-hand smoke has been proven.
             to harm the health of non-smokers. Second-hand smoke comes from two places. They.
             are, the smoke breathed out by the person who smokes, and smoke from the end of a.
             burning cigarette. Not only does this smoke cause lung cancer but those who inhale it can.
             develop breathing problems and asthma. This smoke contains thousands of chemicals and.
             many of them are poisonous. Second-hand smoke is the cause of many respiratory.
             infections in infants and children. Restaurants and businesses should all be allowed to set.
             their own smoking rules based on the demands of their customers. Business may decrease.
             if they do not allow smokers the right to smoke, especially bars and restaurants. Bars and.
             restaurants are .
             Knight 2.
             particularly difficult places in which to address the issue of smoking. However, these.
             businesses need to realize the serious hazards of this smoke to their customers who do not.


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