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If they customers don't get to decide any of their rules I don't see how it should be up to the customers. It's like the no shirt no shoes rule in some stores I have never seen a customer bother by someone without a shirt or shoes but the rules still don't change regardless what the customers think about it.
I wasn't proposing a vote. I don't go to places I don't like. That's the way businesses succeed or fail; customers come, or not.
No I said this is just from my experience.
OK. Just so we're clear.
So would you be more likely to get in a car with a drunk driver or a smoker?
In a free choice, neither but that's not really my point, which was that in many cases choice isn't an option.
"There are, but clearly it doesn't."
Why is that?
Because too many people are selfish. They believe that their personal rights override those of others, or the majority. They don't.
And there would be no problem such as that if there were seperated places for smoking and non-smoking.
In theory. In reality, see above.
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