I hate smokers

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Their body, their choice.

But they are affecting the air quality so it is op's business

[Anonymous]

I hate when people litter cigarette butts. Disgusting.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Their body, their choice.

Not when i have smell it in my apartment.

It’s not really “your” apartment, tho. You don’t own other people’s choices.

When PP is smelling it in their apartment, the secondhand smoke is affecting their body, which according to the “Their body, their choice” means that PP should have a choice that the smoker is stealing from them.

Thank you for your time and patience educating "stupid". No one else wanted to. This websites becoming very exhausting.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Their body, their choice.

Not when i have smell it in my apartment.

It’s not really “your” apartment, tho. You don’t own other people’s choices.

Who's letting their children on this site?! "Tho?" Come on.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My grandparents suffered years of smoking related conditions before they died (vision problems, lung problems, circulation problems, cancer, nerve damage in one case that made their foot feel like it was on fire). When they started as teens in the 1930’s, people didn’t understand how bad it was.

What really gets me is that we’re now treating smoking marijuana with the same cavalier attitudes that my grandparents’ generation once treated cigarettes. We know that not only does marijuana cause many of the same health problems as cigarettes, but that its secondhand smoke, like cigarette smoke, can be dangerous to those exposed to it. Moreover, we know that marijuana is damaging to developing brains.

It was bad enough to sacrifice my grandparents’ generation to ignorance. It boggles comprehension that we’re willing to sacrifice the current generation to recreational marijuana use. However, it is utterly unconscionable to sacrifice the wellbeing of the next generation (who have no control over their secondhand exposure) to the selfishness of their parents pursuing pleasure, the marijuana industry pursuing $$$, and the politicians pursuing votes. If you think there are problems with education and mental illness now, what do you think our country will be like when a generation of brain-damaged children comes of age?

+1,000

[Anonymous]

Smoking is a serious addiction. Giving it up was the hardest thing I ever did in my life. Yes, it’s disgusting, but many smokers cannot quit. It’s awful for them.

[Anonymous]

Try hating the habit instead of the people.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Smoking is a serious addiction. Giving it up was the hardest thing I ever did in my life. Yes, it’s disgusting, but many smokers cannot quit. It’s awful for them.

Many people have quit myself included. No excuses not to quit and there so many more tools to help you quit in 2024 then when i quit decades ago after watching a family member die a slow death from cancer. Its just pure laziness not to try and use the available tools to quit which through the government is free now. Pure laziness!!!

[Anonymous]

Smokers are nasty.

[Anonymous]

Totally agree and I have no respect for smokers. I look at them as unintelligent and weak.

[Anonymous]

My neighbors insist on cooking fried onions on every glorious day possible. Their kitchen exhausts directly into our yard. Cannot go outside because the backyard smells of garlic and onion all the time. And it gets in my hair and clothes. I’d rather it be cigarette smoke.

[Anonymous]

Another on the short list of reasons I remain in the US.

[Anonymous]

I rarely smell cigarette smoke. But I do smell pot all the time. It’s so gross. I actually prefer the smell of cigarettes over pot. Seems to dissipate faster where pot just lingers forever.

[Anonymous]

Samesies.

[Anonymous]

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