> If you want night parties, vote for it until it is allowed So, minority opinion should always be ignored? > or get some isolated nightclubs. One of the maj

> If you want night parties, vote for it until it is allowed So, minority opinion should always be ignored? > or get some isolated nightclubs. One of the major problems in London in the past 5 years has been the smoking ban. So these nightclubs which were previously sealed now have people outside smoking, which has caused additional conflict. It's not as simple as isolating a club or bar. > Status quo is that most people sleep at night (and mostly drunk if not) Wow. So people awake are night are drunks? Fantastic. They're not awake for any other reason? Like they did a night shift and want to eat late? Or they want to go shopping when they're not at work? Or ... /* lists all the reasons people do stuff during the day */ This notion that we should be awake and work during the day and sleep during the night is one that's been forced upon us. If you look into the sleeping pattern of the middle ages you'd realise it wasn't always like this, and we're not all like that [1] > Earplugs don’t save from lowfreq noise that goes through walls, floors and beds almost intact. I've used earplugs when in places which are noisy, I have found they're absolutely fine for this purpose. It's usually mid and high pitched sounds that are more jarring if you're trying to sleep (the human voice). Things like music which is repetitive is quite easy to tune out because of its repetitive nature. [1] http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-16964783 http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-16964783