Pretty sure if it were to ever get that way, I'd be the guy you see on the news who held up a Dominoes and the local smoke shop then holed up in his house with a small arsenal. All the while, yelling something like "You'll never get my pizza and smokes" as I shoot warning shots over their heads.
The idea that the government would do that, and I think they would, is one of the biggest reasons that I cannot fully support any type of social health program.
Andy
· 3 years ago
While I agree with you on the value this is going to add, I disagree with you on the purpose. This doesn't seem like this is aimed at all at helping the smoker, but the government visitor. If I could be sure it wouldn't turn into a law, I'd heavily advocate for this - if you want to receive aid in the form of an outside person, you should, in fact, have the courtesy to try not to poison them with tobacco. And that seems to be the point of this practice.
Dave
· 3 years ago
I find the decision rediculous. They try to protect council workers from smoking and they have so many children on drugs. That doesn't make sence to me.
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The idea that the government would do that, and I think they would, is one of the biggest reasons that I cannot fully support any type of social health program.