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Seoultrain @ Jan 24th 2008 8:17PM
"For every minute you inhale secondhand smoke, its a minute of your life expectancy."
So where were you "educated" so well that it leads you to believe such simplistic, propagandistic garbage like that? Education is no substitute for common sense. Not to say that I'm a high school dropout...(UC Berkeley, Go Bears!)
And to say that smokers are inconsiderate is a foolish generalization. Almost all smokers I know excuse themselves when they smoke, and always ask if I mind.
As for second-hand smoke, it is harmful, but walking behind someone smoking for 2 minutes is not going to have any kind of measurable effect. Now, parents who smoke in front of young children are very irresponsible, but otherwise, second hand smoke has been blown totally out of proportion.