Congressional spaces can also utilize modern engineering and air handling. Bottom line is, if it exposes non smokers to smoke, its bad, if not, shut up.
Applicable to child victims, adults, no. People smoking with kids in the car or home, agreed. Adults have a choice. I quit when I had kids, you have to be a bit of a monster to fill your kids house with carcinogenic smoke. Hard to blame my parents though, doctors used to recommend smoking.
Adults have autonomy, nobody forcing them to be subject to smokers. If a hypothetical bar/venue/hotel allows smoking they are free to vote with their wallets.
Correct, but if I can isolate the problem with air handling, ■■■■ off. The principle is if I negatively impact others. You don’t have a valid complaint if I smoke in an isolated area that doesn’t expose you to smoke.
Millions, that’s government waste, not the real cost. More like thousands. And everyone else gets accommodated, why not smokers? I know why, one of the few groups left it is ok to demonize.
You think it’ll only cost thousands of dollars to install independantly ventilated smoking rooms in the 200-year old building that serves as the seat of our government?