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Originally Posted by shakran
Oh come on, that doesn't even make sense. Sure the air's polluted. If you ADD cigarette smoke to that polluted air, it makes the air worse. The original air therefore can't be just as bad.
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Sure it makes sense. I mean does the air really get that polluted from cigarette smoke? Does it hang around like car fumes and jet fuel?? I highly doubt it. If people are so worried about what they are breathing in, they shouldn't walk by a running car. They shouldn't go near airports or factories. In fact, they should just live in bubbles. The air you breathe is full of junk no matter how you try to slice the pie. Get rid of the cigarette smoke and guess what? You're still breathing in crap.
I can understand how my argument wouldn't make that much sense if you are talking about an enclosed environment, but even then, there are plenty of germs, allergens and harmful things floating in the air at your neighborhood restaraunt that a little cigarette smoke isn't really going to make a difference one way or the other. You just happen to notice the cigarette smoke because you can actually smell it.