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In this case, I disagree. A couple of opposing views: - What if I was in an area first, say a park? Does the right to light up trump my right to be somewhere
by techsupporter 12y ago
In this case, I disagree. A couple of opposing views:
- What if I was in an area first, say a park? Does the right to light up trump my right to be somewhere in that case?
- What if I have to be there? Does the right to light up mean that I miss my bus because I'm walking to another stop or do I just have to live with it if there is no other nearby stop?
- ScottBurson 12y agoThough I support legalization of marijuana, I agree with you: smoking of any substance should be prohibited where other people have to smell the smoke.
- obituary_latte 12y agoWell, it depends on what the rules are. If you are in a park (first, last, doesn't matter) and someone has the right and chooses to exercise that right to light up, you can either move, ask them to move, or deal with it. Same applies to the bus stop.