[185JHP]

Setting a drug-laced weed on fire in a public place because you like the effect of the drug is a "right"? That's laughable.

[Mark]

Are you talking about a legal product and a legal act?

[Max McGarrity]

I see 2003 will be no better than 2002 where rabid crusading zealots are concerned.

NANNY-FREE 2003!

[Bella_Bru]

Because you are oh-so concerned about your health, I expect that you would also be for higher taxes on SUVs, industry, etc. Or do you only talk about clean air when it pertains to your pet issues?

[Mark]

Look, these smoking fanatics here will use a light weight form of the ZOT on you, so please get the ZOT SHIELD here ASAP:
http://www.acsu.buffalo.edu/~kinho/youare.swf

[T Wayne]

I am not a smoker, however,

THE HOGS ARE GETTING HUNGRY!

[SheLion]

Setting a drug-laced weed on fire in a public place because you like the effect of the drug is a "right"? That's laughable.

Excuse me? How old are you! You sure your in the right forum?

[metesky]

Setting a drug-laced weed on fire in a public place because you like the effect of the drug is a "right"? That's laughable.

A privately owned bar is not a public place.

Put down the Kool-Aide and step into the Free Republic.

Happy New Year!

[PistolPaknMama]

Setting a drug-laced weed on fire in a public place because you like the effect of the drug is a "right"? That's laughable.

Restaurants and bars are not public places. Until the government takes them over and funds them with tax money, they are privately owned businesses where the public is free to go.

I have heard of restaurants and bars where nudity and even public sex is allowed. If I don't like that kind of activity, I would just not go to those places. If I do like that, then I would seek out the places where it's allowed. If this was allowed at all the bars and restaurants, then I would just stay home since I would rather not be around that.

Just as anti-smoking nazis should go to places that don't allow smoking and leave the PRIVATE businesses to make their own decisions about their own customers WITHOUT government interference. And yes, that is a right.