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What Does Smoke-Free Illinois Mean To You?
Now that all workplaces including bars, restaurants and offices are not going to have deadly secondhand smoke linger through the air, what does that mean to you?
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it means I wont have to worry about the quality of the air my daughters breath when we go out, I can go to that office party without fear of hacking on clouds of smoke, that one smoker wont ruin the meals of dozens of others.
Posted by Tony Andrews, Naperville | 7:43 PM
It means that I, as a smoker, feel that I shouldn't have to pay any taxes at all. I pay ALOT of smokers taxes and should have as much rights as ANY one in the United States... Instead, I am forced to pay taxes to pay lawmakers salaries and they force me to lose my rights as a citizen of "These Great States".
Posted by Cfletch78 | 8:35 PM