I strongly agree that smoking should not be allowed in public places.. As a citizen of the United States I do believe our rights are important. We are given the choice to be a non-smoker or a smoker. I choose to be a non-smoker, but my rights are violated when I'm out in a public facility and I'm forced to inhale second hand smoke. By that and these three reasons, I think smoking shouldn't be allowed in public places to an extent.
First off, I know the effects that come from smoking and just being around those who do smoke, and honestly it's quite terrible. Just from being around those who smoke your chances of getting cancer increases. Also, if you happen to be pregnant and you inhale second hand smoke your baby could be born premature and or have birth defects. The effects of being around those who choose to smoke are quite dangerous.
Secondly the rights of non-smokers are violated. I hate it when I go out to eat with my family or go bowling with my friends and I have to inhale and smell cigarette smoke. One, I don't feel like getting cancer. Two, cigarette smoke irritates me, because of my allergies. There are many people that are actually allergic to cigarette smoke. I feel really bad for those who can't go to their favorite hangout or restaurant just because people smoke there. It's actually quite sad.
Initially we can solve this problem. I know smokers have rights too, and violating their rights is wrong also. By that we should inform them about this problem and give a solution. The solution to this problem is to designate more non-smoking and smoking areas. For example, have a smoking and non-smoking area separated in the restaurant or facility. If some like want to smoke and hangout at the same time, create a separate area where they can do so. It's the facilities choice in what they think is best to do, so it's best to fallow their rules and regulations.
In the end everyone can be happy and have their rights at same time. It's understandable when a non-smoker doesn't want to inhale cigarette smoke and it's understandable that a person has the right to smoke. Really, all we have to do is find compliance and a solution that fits most. We can do this by setting up town meetings or meet with business owners. Everyone can do something to help the world a little more; it just takes courage and strength.
I strongly agree that smoking should not be allowed in public places.. As a citizen of the United States I do believe our rights are important. We are given the choice to be a non-smoker or a smoker. I choose to be a non-smoker, but my rights are violated when I'm out in a public facility and I'm forced to inhale second hand smoke. By that and these three reasons, I think smoking shouldn't be allowed in public places to an extent.First off, I know the effects that come from smoking and just being around those who do smoke, and honestly it's quite terrible. Just from being around those who smoke your chances of getting cancer increases. Also, if you happen to be pregnant and you inhale second hand smoke your baby could be born premature and or have birth defects. The effects of being around those who choose to smoke are quite dangerous.Secondly the rights of non-smokers are violated. I hate it when I go out to eat with my family or go bowling with my friends and I have to inhale and smell cigarette smoke. One, I don't feel like getting cancer. Two, cigarette smoke irritates me, because of my allergies. There are many people that are actually allergic to cigarette smoke. I feel really bad for those who can't go to their favorite hangout or restaurant just because people smoke there. It's actually quite sad.Initially we can solve this problem. I know smokers have rights too, and violating their rights is wrong also. By that we should inform them about this problem and give a solution. The solution to this problem is to designate more non-smoking and smoking areas. For example, have a smoking and non-smoking area separated in the restaurant or facility. If some like want to smoke and hangout at the same time, create a separate area where they can do so. It's the facilities choice in what they think is best to do, so it's best to fallow their rules and regulations.In the end everyone can be happy and have their rights at same time. It's understandable when a non-smoker doesn't want to inhale cigarette smoke and it's understandable that a person has the right to smoke. Really, all we have to do is find compliance and a solution that fits most. We can do this by setting up town meetings or meet with business owners. Everyone can do something to help the world a little more; it just takes courage and strength.
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