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suthdj wrote:So you don't like smoking and your neighbor that smokes feels threatened by you owning firearms now your both up the creek. Get the point?

I will also quote this already frequently quoted phrase - in agreement. For the record, I don't smoke and think that everyone who does should seriously think about quitting. That said I think that particularly gun owners would be very cautious about advocating any outright ban on smoking. Fine if business owners governmental entities etc. want to ban smoking in their establishments. But any outright smoking ban, in the minds of many, would be viewed as open invitation to banning all kinds of other things - like for example concealed carry.