Traveling smokers, beware: India bans smoking in public places

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10-02-2008 @ 5:07PM

marvs5 said...

Someone's personal freedom does not include infringing upon my right to breathe unpolluted and non-carcinogenic air. If people want to kill themselves (or enjoy the addition of nicotine and tar), they are free to do so in the privacy of their own house or car.

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