A step to far or not enough?

[UKHeather]

I think something is getting through to kids these days. You don't see half as many fagging it as you did in my day

[sperminater]

Ffs it's way to far I smoke but would never smoke near kids but I smoke like mad in the car on my own so banning it altogether is an effin joke, what's next ban punting??? Ban shooting over tits??? Ban blowjobs aftr 6pm?? No shaging in a hotel cos there's kids in the room down the hall??? JOKE !!!

[monster_monster]

I think something is getting through to kids these days. You don't see half as many fagging it as you did in my day

[UKHeather]

Ffs it's way to far I smoke but would never smoke near kids but I smoke like mad in the car on my own so banning it altogether is an effin joke, what's next ban punting??? Ban shooting over tits??? Ban blowjobs aftr 6pm?? No shaging in a hotel cos there's kids in the room down the hall??? JOKE !!!

I reckon a law may be passed on this. Perhaps they will use the reason that it's dangerous driving as you are not concentrating if you are rumnmaging for and lighting a fag. Distraction. Just like mobile phone/driving laws. Although that doesn't seem to stop people.

[UKHeather]

Eeh that's what we call heavy smoking!
Although, my brother, who lives in the states, quickly learned not to say to his workmates that he was nipping out for a quick fag LOL

[Rayden]

its a joke your car is like your house, so that's next why not just ban them altogether

I agree with this. Lol, poor smokers. I agree that as much as possible should be done to keep children away from cigarettes and second hand smoke, though this seems dare I say Draconian.

[Doozer]

Money would be better spent warning expectant mothers on the dangers of smoking . The amount of almost full termers puffing outside the maternity is criminal

[SR71]

I think they will ban smoking in cars with children in it, wont go any further than that.

[ladiesman217]

Definitely a step too far. It's peoples' own business what they do in their own privacy. End of. Granted they're trying to reduce smoke exposure to children but you cannot tell people what they can and can't do [legal things obviously] in their own car or house for that matter! For people with families, this is probably a good idea. But that's an awful lot of filtering to go through: people who smoke or not; then for those that do, do they have children or not. Seems like a lot of work and to be honest sounds costly.

[anitasizzle]

Even if I wasn't a smoker, I would be most concerned that government would even think about telling me where I can't smoke eespecially if it's my car or house; if the government dictated this, what else will it dictate.