[quote=Muckraker;489647]That's good because you lost
The point is that the "right" to smoke in public is no different than the "right" to burn incense in public, barring the fact that one causes cancer and is addictive of course.
If you hope to win the argument that smoking in public should be legal then you also need to win the argument that everyone burning incense in public should be legal.
Try going to a bar that allows smoking and light up a cone of musk incense. Let's see how far you get with that.
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Incense was popular in the 1970s with pot smokers, the Stawberry Alarm Clock even had a hit song about it.
I never knew it was unlawful and I even have some for sale in my booth in a store downtown.
They sell "musk" after shave lotion in the stores. Some girls really dig that manly smell. So girls would like it and men would not - because it is made to smell like a man "having sex". Duh
The incense burners that use a tray and burn a stick dipped in incense is not all that safe for usage in a bar, mainly designed for home use.
If you want to use one in a bar get a heavy brass one ( they have lids )
and most shops dealing in brass items form India or China sell them. the link shows a small one.
http://www.trademe.co.nz/Antiques-co...-144413172.htm
When it comes to smells, perfumes, and oders, lots of products cross the line. We do not live in a perfect world so deal with it.