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New laws target people in Thailand who smoke at home


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1 hour ago, Samuel Smith said:

Nothing to do with toxic air from burning, that gets inside the house...

 

1 hour ago, RotMahKid said:

I don't know where this writer lives, but I can assure you that smoke, better says those pm 2.5 particles come into your house.

The normal windows in northern Thailand don't close so well that it keeps the pm 2.5 outside the house.

I could read that time every morning on the pm 2.5 meter how worse the situation was.

So don't tell me that it does not come into the houses.

Sorry, RMK, you're the victim of some good ol' English sarcasm there. The real meaning is the complete opposite of what you've assumed it to be.

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2 minutes ago, vinniekintana said:

This international witch-hunt against smokers has all the hallmarks of a conspiracy to me.

From third-world basketcases to first-world nanny states, all simultaneously singing from the same hymn-sheet?

At a 110 dbs? There have been warnings in the past but now we are at a crescento.

 

Smoking is dangerous alright but I could mention a multitude of other hazardous materials that are still allowed (with zero media coverage) or the gooberments dragged their feet for decades to finally ban.

 

Lead in fuel (finally banned after 70 yrs!), asbestos, mercury in tooth-fillings, fluoride/aluminium in water,

...a multitude of additives in food/drinks ...yadda   yadda

 

 

 

All that Black <deleted> spilling on to the beaches in Phuket

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1 hour ago, ThomasThBKK said:

i don't recall reading anything about this nonsense before, did it come out of nothing?!

 

Oh boy, there is an answer to your last six words, but, I would like to keep posting for a while yet.  ???????????? 

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1 hour ago, Just1Voice said:

I smoke less than half a pack a day, and half of those out on my front porch with coffee or something.  My Thai wife smokes maybe 5 a day, if that. When I had her listen to the video, her comment was - "They can kiss my Lanna Thai ass. This is our house, bought and paid for, and no one is going to tell me what I can or can not do in it!"

Wouldn't bet the farm on that

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1 hour ago, Just1Voice said:

I smoke less than half a pack a day, and half of those out on my front porch with coffee or something.  My Thai wife smokes maybe 5 a day, if that. When I had her listen to the video, her comment was - "They can kiss my Lanna Thai ass. This is our house, bought and paid for, and no one is going to tell me what I can or can not do in it!"

"This is our house, bought and paid for, and no one is going to tell me what I can or can not do in it!""

Used to include, but not exhaustive, murdering, raping, assault, drug production... Now they only want to add in poisoning people with second hand smoke...

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11 minutes ago, Bert got kinky said:

 

As i mentioned in an earlier post, I gave  up smoking over 4 years ago.

I'm so glad that the withdrawal of nicotine from my body didn't turn me into a self righteous prick.

 

What kind of try to a personal attack is that? Where do you get taht from? I clearly stated that I had the same opinion and that I showed the same respect even when I was smoking. 

You clearly can understand what you read, sir. It´s called showing respect and caring for others and your loved ones. Appearently something you do not recognize.

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I quit nearly 50 years ago but my wife smokes around 10 a day. Always outside and nowhere near children. She has cut back from over 20 a day and is trying to give up completely.
 
My problem is that in the mornings until she has had a coffee, a dump and a cigarette she is crabby. I fear for my life if she doesn't get her morning Marlboro Lite.

I know how she feels. It's so hard to give up. How did you do it? Any tips. Most of my friends back home did it vaping. I wish Thailand would legalise vaping. Maybe I should try hypno therapy.
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28 minutes ago, mommysboy said:

Just ban smoking if they feel that way. 

 

But I don't know too many smokers who still light up around children or actually smoke in the house.

I lived in Alaska for years, was appalled at all the men and women in cars with the windows rolled up smoking with their kids in their cars.  Just imagine having your mom or dad drive you to school everyday with them smoking in the car - just seems common sense not to, yet many did.   

Here in Thailand as most have pointed out - enforcement will likely be nil.

As my grandma used to say, "it is the thought that counts" 

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33 minutes ago, billd766 said:

I quit nearly 50 years ago but my wife smokes around 10 a day. Always outside and nowhere near children. She has cut back from over 20 a day and is trying to give up completely.

 

My problem is that in the mornings until she has had a coffee, a dump and a cigarette she is crabby. I fear for my life if she doesn't get her morning Marlboro Lite.

Well give her one a soon as she wakes ...problem solved

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