RW>>Not me and smoke is one of the triggers for my asthma.
RW>>I don't see I, or the government, have any right to
RW>>tell another person what they can and can not do.  If I
RW>>want to eat w/o smoke I go to a smoke free restaurant.
 RT> If it were that simple, I would agree with you.
 RT> There are VERY few smoke free restaurants.  When there is one
 RT> available, I will patronize it.
You might like a few of the towns here in North Central Texas then.
There are two towns I know of near Dallas who have very strict no
smoking laws. The majority of restuarants don't even have smoking
areas.
 RT> The major problem is smokers who violate no-smoking policies.
 RT> Who, but the government, is to protect me from them.
Unfortunately, there are far more serious crimes being comitted that
consume so much of the average officers time that smoking violations
are well close to the bottom of the enforcement list.
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