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Posted
51 minutes ago, wgdanson said:

 

Here we go, maths again. These figures mean that 16% of the worldwide deaths are in Thailand. I think not.

I read that as "... 430,000 people die worldwide annually from second hand smoke"

and 72,000 smokers die annually in Thailand (i.e., 1st hand smoke).

 

 

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Posted
58 minutes ago, edwinchester said:

Friend of my wife recently died of lung cancer despite never smoking in her life. Her husband did though and doctors say she was killed by secondhand smoke.

A girl friend got extracted 40% of her lung because of cancer. Nobody in that family smokes.

Posted
1 hour ago, mania said:

Wow!

I don't smoke but what an adult does in their own home should be their business....No?

 

Also I have to admit I smile a little thinking of all the folks who always say....I would never go back to my country...They are a Nanny State

 

Yet Thailand now with laws like these & the infamous TM30 555 ????

I think I would tend to agree with your first statement, but there are a bunch of ifs.

 

If there are home people in the home.

If the home is something like a condo and in close proximity to other units. 

 

I do not know why this is such a surprise to people, or why lessening the effects of a known carcinogen is met with scorn. What is next, getting mad over saving the environment? 

 

The basic tenet in almost all societies is things are generally ok, IF they are not negatively affecting others.

 

Secondhand smoke KILLS others! So, we are not even talking about others being affected in superficial ways here like noise pollution. People are actually dying and being made less healthy, to no fault of their own. 

 

Enforcement is the difficulty and what discussion should center around in my opinion. 

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Posted
59 minutes ago, Somtamnication said:

I'm ok with that as long as they don't ban farting. 

That would be bad ,that is something the wife and i do all the time and it always ,always makes us laugh .when she lived in the UK ,she learnt to say"more tea vicar" every time i did it .

as for smoking ,if she ever did it at home i would report her ,mind you she has never smoked in her life ,????

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Posted
1 hour ago, edwinchester said:

Friend of my wife recently died of lung cancer despite never smoking in her life. Her husband did though and doctors say she was killed by secondhand smoke.

My SIL in Uk is having a bad time with cancer at the moment 'chemo' neither she or my brother smoked. My FIL in Thailand died from cancer and never smoked in his life.

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Posted
1 minute ago, soalbundy said:

You could ban a lot of food products then as well, starting with bacon, and of course traffic pollution, insecticides, many paints and wood preservatives, some materials, alcohol etc. What about sugar? more people die of diabetes these days than cancer. Ban living would be easier.

Ok, we will ban bacon, and yes that is the exact same thing as babies being exposed daily to secondhand cig smoke. 

 

If u cannot figure this out yourself nothing i say is going to convince you. 

Posted
42 minutes ago, soalbundy said:

You could ban a lot of food products then as well, starting with bacon, and of course traffic pollution, insecticides, many paints and wood preservatives, some materials, alcohol etc. What about sugar? more people die of diabetes these days than cancer. Ban living would be easier.

You can add to builders lighting fires and burning plastic 

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Posted
1 hour ago, MacMan2000 said:

Classic authoritarian move to turn families on each other..

Exactly!

 

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Posted
8 minutes ago, kotsak said:

Ok, time to rat out all the smoking tenants at my condo.. ????

Yeap, so people can report neighbors smoking in their homes or condos.  That should go over well. 

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Posted
2 hours ago, wgdanson said:

 

Here we go, maths again. These figures mean that 16% of the worldwide deaths are in Thailand. I think not.

Here we go, reading comprehension again.

 

"He claimed that 430,000 people die worldwide annually from second hand smoking."

 

"There are thought to be 10 million smokers in Thailand with around 72,000 deaths annually"

 

So the first one is deaths from second hand smoking, and the other one is smoking deaths all-in-all.

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Posted
Just now, toofarnorth said:

I wonder if next bowel movements will have to limited and put down on paper. Maybe limited to only 0ne per day.

Yer talking out of yer backside now!

Anyway, forget using paper, stick with the bum gun.

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Posted

A form of Hitler Youth comes to Thailand 

May as well ban alcohol, having sex, and communicating with family members in the home too!

Oh <deleted> vaping is illegal here

Oh <deleted> sex toys etc are illegal here

Firewall for Facebook ? dunno.

Just waiting for guys to come around and install cameras.

 

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Thailand is literally the nannystate of Asia, Thailand is so anti-smoking. Go to Malaysia,Indonesia and Vietnam and you can smoke everywhere, they even have cigarette advertising. 

 

But please respect those that don’t smoke, you really don’t smoke in the middle of a crowd or at a bus stop etc.

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Posted

I don't smoke and don't particularly like to breath other people's smoke, but this policy is evidence of a crippled mind/culture. What a person does in their own home, if legal, is their own business.

 

 

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Their switchboard will go into meltdown when I start calling it non stop in "pollution season". Without an air purifier the air is much worse than having a football team in your living room lighting up simultaneously.

I can't wait !!!

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