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| quote: | Originally posted by DigiNut
It's been discussed. A 3-walled patio with a ceiling is not "outdoors".
And yes, non-smokers DO go out onto patios, I happen to be one of them. When it's a blistering 76° celsius inside a club, sometimes you want to cool off a bit.
Although I'll agree with Margs that I'm a lot less tempted to go out on a patio with all the damn smoke. Notwithstanding, as long as the patio is truly open-air, THAT would be my problem and not the smokers'. Patios that are not open-air, however, are outdoors.
This whole article was about establishments that are trying to CIRCUMVENT THE LAW. This has nothing to do with constitution or the "slippery slope" you speak of - it is the EXACT same issue that we dealt with before. It's simply been dug up again because incessant chain-smoking whiners who won't take "no" for an answer feel the need to stir shit up.
What do you care Jay, half the clubs aren't properly enforcing the by-law INDOORS. I'd say that your precious Guvernment is a prime offender in that area. |
its funny that the 'slippery slope' which Jay speaks against, is the exact logic (incorrect, as it be) he is using. the type of 'whats next, a being rude fine'? that my friend is slippery slope.
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