> Even ignoring health effects, it has a smell that can be sickening for non-smokers, and you can't control where the smoke goes. That also applies to differen

> Even ignoring health effects, it has a smell that can be sickening for non-smokers, and you can't control where the smoke goes. That also applies to different cultures' bathing and perfume practises, but I think we all recognise that banning those practises would be unjust. > At this point some smokers like to bring up "b-b-but what if someone wears a ton of perfume??" but in practice basically nobody regularly takes a break to shoot perfume several times in a row into the air around them. You've clearly never shared an enclosed space with someone whose bathing practises — while unobjectionable from a health & sanitation viewpoint — are different from your own.