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by FreedomLover on Wed Sep 03, 2008 9:54 pm
Hi,

My name is Mike. I live in a condo in Maine. There is petition before out board to ban smoking on the entire campus including individual units. There is precedence in the state, so I am certain it can legally be adopted. As a non-smoker, I am concerned about preserving the liberties of my neighbors. The association is lax, and will blindly be scared into adopting the amendment. I am having trouble finding resources to rebutt research supporting this petition, or that might help me rally my neighbors to defeat this petition. Can you tip me off to some good resources?

Sincerely,
Mike
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by snowbird on Thu Sep 04, 2008 1:40 am
Write to cantiloper@aol.com

http://smokersclubinc.com

http://pasan.thetruthisalie.com
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by gilster on Thu Sep 04, 2008 6:24 am
Snowbird, what a generous offer!!!!!

FreedomLover, welcome to the lobby, it's citizens like you that give hope to freedom loving people around the world. Very Happy
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by snowbird on Thu Sep 04, 2008 11:38 am
There are two reasons for smoking bans and neither of them are about health.

1. Quarantine/isolate the smoker

2. De-normailize smoking

Smoking bans are a big step in that direction
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by Cantiloper on Sat Sep 06, 2008 6:04 pm
Mike, the best recommendation I can give you for the short term is to go to

http://encyclopedia.smokersclub.com/257.html

and download, print out, and read the free "Generic Stiletto" booklet you'll find there. While it doesn't address inter-condo issues directly it DOES show that even the supposedly much stronger claims about smoking in the same room with someone are basically built upon lies.

For the longer term, I'd recommend reading Sullum's, Don Oakley's, and my books, joining and signing up for the free Smokers Club newsletter, and joining and reading forces.org

:)
Michael
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