1. Smokers or Non-smokers: Who Should Make the Sacrifice?
... and it is affecting their health, well-being, and personal rights as citizens. Someone opposed to banning smoking in public may suggest that it strips smokers of their rights. Expert Earnest Hooper argues that smokers are becoming "second-class citizens" and that non-smokers have more rights than they ... argues that "individuals should have the freedom to smoke, or not, as long as the product is legal." People should, and still do, have the right to smoke since it is legal. When it is affecting the health and well being of other citizens who choose not to smoke, it should be restricted ...
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