Same here.
To catch you up on the story so far
- Smoking banned in Virginia restaurants
- Virginia restaurants set to be smoke-free…ish
- Comments from Governor Kaine on the smoking ban
- Restaurants with smoking accommodations
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I (absolutely) don’t agree with the ban, but this is still funny!
As a consumer, I don’t like being held responsible for making my own decisions. I shouldn’t have to put effort into finding and supporting smoke-free restaurants and bars. They should be the ones supporting me!
Thus, I’m quite happy with this ban. The government has just impressed its will onto private businesses, and since it aligns with my sentiments, I think it’s awesome!
It’s good to laugh. Even as we watch our liberties be stolen from us, we can all appreciate some humor. Well done.
Ha!
What if this were all just a big exercise in encouraging empathy for those whose reproductive rights and marriage rights get trampled on routinely? Priorities?
Don’t be silly Susan. It’s only a problem if it curtains business rights. Citizens don’t get rights. Duh.
That should read “curtails.”
Oops.
dont worry death business will pick up real good if we get Obamacare
Oooh. So *that’s* why people are up in arms about it.
I had no idea letting people who previously had no health care get access to some would increase their mortality rate.
It all makes sense now.
socialism leads to rationing, aka use less medicine and treatment. I know you went to the Obama school of economics, were gonna spend money to save money