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    61 year ago

    Indoors maybe. People really have a warped idea of how much smoke they’re inhaling in outdoor scenarios, unless they’re literally blowing it in your face from centimetres away it’s not doing anything.

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      I’m surprised they can still walk around outside, when there are literally cars everywhere. Those are killing way more people on ‘second hand’ exposure than tobacco.

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      You may not know it because you’re a smoker (smokers’ noses are completely and irreparably fucked), but normal people can tell a cigarette was lit in a 10 meter radius, even on a windy day.

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        21 year ago

        Hell, I can still smell smoke strongly enough to make me breath lightly because of how bad it smells even if the smoker is gone. That shit lingers.

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          11 year ago

          We’re talking about the outdoors. That shit dissipates rapidly following an inverse square law.

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        I’m not a smoker.

        There is a difference between smelling and inhaling enough smoke to do any sort of real damage.

        The fact you think they’re exactly the same thing is exactly the point.

        I bet you think you can get high from sitting next to a weed smoker as well.

        Let’s be honest, people just hate smoking and want to get rid of it.

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          21 year ago

          Let’s be honest, people just hate smoking and want to get rid of it.

          See, you get it afterall!