I hate smokers

[Anonymous]

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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It’s a disgusting habit that affects everyone around them.

Our neighbor smokes like a chimney and we can’t go into our backyard or have windows open without smelling it.

I know it’s his right but I get so aggregated I hate to admit it but I hope nature takes its course sooner rather than later so my kids and I can enjoy our backyard in peace.

Second hand smoke is more dangerous. You and your kids might go first just for wishing bad in your neighbor.

[Anonymous]

A not-close friend of mine is a smoker. She flat out told me she "likes the lifestyle" of being one and would never try to quit.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It’s a disgusting habit that affects everyone around them.

Our neighbor smokes like a chimney and we can’t go into our backyard or have windows open without smelling it.

I know it’s his right but I get so aggregated I hate to admit it but I hope nature takes its course sooner rather than later so my kids and I can enjoy our backyard in peace.

Cool cool. Now do the same rant against weed smoke.


You won’t, of course. You’re probably ok with weed smoke, and are afraid of being called racist if you did complain about it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s a disgusting habit that affects everyone around them.

Our neighbor smokes like a chimney and we can’t go into our backyard or have windows open without smelling it.

I know it’s his right but I get so aggregated I hate to admit it but I hope nature takes its course sooner rather than later so my kids and I can enjoy our backyard in peace.

Cool cool. Now do the same rant against weed smoke. You won’t, of course. You’re probably ok with weed smoke, and are afraid of being called racist if you did complain about it.

I'll rant about weed smoke in addition to cigarette smoke. And it's not racist to complain about it - people of all races smoke weed. It smells disgusting and gives me a headache.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Their body, their choice.

It affects everybody within smelling distance, moron.

[Anonymous]

I hate people who hate random groups of people rather than the behavior that is offensive. I also hate people who ignorantly assume all smokers are unintelligent and weak when the reality is that many are highly intelligent and strong in many ways. I also hate it when people get "aggregated" about anything.

Some smokers are polite and conscientious about it, believe it or not. Try not to be so narrow minded.

[Anonymous]

I’m 60 and when I was in my 20s people could still smoke in offices in DC, not to mention restaurants and airplanes. I always hated it, and now that I rarely have to contend with cigarette smoke, it’s doubly awful when I encounter it.

But with weed smoke everywhere, I feel like we’ve taken a giant step backward in the fight against second-hand smoke. It’s frustrating that sometimes I can’t even open a window without the smell wafting in.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I mock them, personally. To their face, usually. I scold them and ask why the hell they would willingly give their money to evil corruptions to suck on poison.

Not a smoker but I hope someone mm blows smoke in your face to knock you over. Who the hell deliberately provokes violence. You are an idiot!

Smoking is legal and it absolutely legal in your own home and property just as having noisy children is legal. As long as smokers are smoking in places that allow smoking, I can choose not to go in these places.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m 60 and when I was in my 20s people could still smoke in offices in DC, not to mention restaurants and airplanes. I always hated it, and now that I rarely have to contend with cigarette smoke, it’s doubly awful when I encounter it.

But with weed smoke everywhere, I feel like we’ve taken a giant step backward in the fight against second-hand smoke. It’s frustrating that sometimes I can’t even open a window without the smell wafting in.

Agree. It's so gross.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I spent my childhood with by my smoking parents. My father tried to quit but my mother didn't want to, and he couldn't stop while surrounded by her cigarettes. Now he's in the early stages of dementia. I know it wasn't brought on entirely by the cigarettes, but smoking is a factor, and I feel a little resentful that my mother couldn't help him out and at least try to accompany him in his efforts. She knew he had a genetic predisposition.

Sigh.

Bull, All that is needed to quit smoking is the overwhelming desire to do so.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Their body, their choice.

Not when i have smell it in my apartment.

Are they smoking in your apartment? If not, their body, their choice.

[Anonymous]

I don't really understand why smoking and vaping are legal. There is no upside to it all.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's a rental. So you don't really "own" it. It's not yours.

I have a nostaglic fondness for smoky resturants and venues. Reminds me of more carefree times. I wouldn't want to be surrounded every day anymore, but a few times a year is fun still.

I own my home as does my smoking neighbor

Your smoking neighbor owns your house? You were an idiot for buying a house from a known smoker?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It’s a disgusting habit that affects everyone around them.

Our neighbor smokes like a chimney and we can’t go into our backyard or have windows open without smelling it.

I know it’s his right but I get so aggregated I hate to admit it but I hope nature takes its course sooner rather than later so my kids and I can enjoy our backyard in peace.

The moment it starts affecting you, it ceases to be their right. They only have the “right” to smoke it if they can keep the smoke from affecting anyone else, which is impossible due to the nature of smoke. So it’s really not their right.