🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <hhm154-0807950946190001@lucky138.acns.nwu.edu>, hhm154@lulu.acns.nwu.edu (J Howard) writes:
>> In article <3tfqvu$nc5@wndrsvr.la.ca.us>, news@wndrsvr.la.ca.us (news)
>> wrote:
>> 
>> > 
>> > Yes, I hate tobacco, and the people that pollute my air, my clothing,
>> > my body, my hair and my lungs with their stenchful (new word) cancer
>> > causing fumes.  I see no reason to like the situation, and I'm 
>> > obviously not alone.
>> > 
>> > As for the relative merits of smoking... there aren't any.  There's
>> > nothing to discuss.  If you want to pollute your body and your home
>> > that's certainly your right, but it's my right to leave a restaraunt
>> > without having to run home to take a shower because I stink from
>> > your exhalations.
>
>Perhaps you'd like me to take a dip.  How 'bout the fragrant odor of Skoal
>longcut and warm spittle wafting across the table?  Maybe a clear glass or
>plastic spit bottle, sitting right on the table in a holder where the ash
>trays used to be?  Ummm, that's good eating.  Wake up you environmental
>Nazi:  the world does not revolve around Uranus.

	Nor yours.  Actually, if you want to dip, feel free.  The scent
	doesn't carry nearly so far, and I don't HAVE to watch you.  It
	is much easier to avert one's glance than to breath different air.
	Your missing the point entirely!  If you want to pollute yourself,
	go right ahead, just do it without polluting ME!  Why some smokers feel
	they should be allowed to make other people miserable to indulge
	in a habit that they acquired of their own free will, I will never
	understand!