RW>JFD>Well.. I don't know of most.  I do know many do smoke, And I know that
  >   >ONE is ONE too many.  When the tobacco companies file for bankruptcy.
RW>JFD>I will celebrate
RW>RT> And when I can walk into any restaurant and not have to
  >RT> breath tobacco smoke, I will celebrate.  When I can just sit
  >RT> at an outdoor event and not have to be exposed to smoke, I
  >RT> will celebrate.  I hope I see it in my lifetime.
RW>Not me and smoke is one of the triggers for my asthma.
  >I don't see I, or the government, have any right to
  >tell another person what they can and can not do.  If I
  >want to eat w/o smoke I go to a smoke free restaurant.
If it were that simple, I would agree with you.
There are VERY few smoke free restaurants.  When there is one
available, I will patronize it.
The major problem is smokers who violate no-smoking policies.  Who, but
the government, is to protect me from them.
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