The Pros And Cons Of Smoking Ban

The ban would create many positive outcomes for example, The Health Factor for the public and including the environment. Smoking does really bad damage to everything, it’s a known fact to everyone. It affects everyone whether they’re a smoker or not, they can suffer just as much as the smoker. Some of the health effects of smoking are Cancer, Lung diseases, Heart disease, Poor blood circulation and unfortunately much more. All of Australia would be better off without smoking, if would help our children grow up properly without having to worry about cancer, or have simple life

In certain places, the government regulations against smoking could be very beneficial. For example, in hospitals or any healthcare

Smoking cigarettes causes more deaths than HIV, illegal drug use, alcohol use, motor vehicle injuries, and firearm- related incidents combined. Some people say that banning cigarettes would be bad because the government makes a lot of money from the tax revenues. Or that it would increase illegal trade. But based off of the fact that millions of people die each year, cigarettes should be banned because it causes many health issues, it affects a lot of people, and it costs the government a lot of money.

One major issue of the Smoking In Public Ban is how will the economy react. Some people avoid businesses that allow people to smoke there because they don’t want to endanger themselves, their family, or both. Another pro for the ban in sense of the economy would be the odor of the cigarettes would be gone (Rutherford np).The ban will make businesses more family friendly which will add more money to the economy and cause more jobs be added to the workforce, internal improvements, and many other things that will strengthen our nation. The cons of the smoking in public in terms of the economy would be that it would encourage smokers to smoke less, which is good for the smokers but not so much for the economy because the tobacco industry would

Tobacco is a very negative substance. It has caused many deaths in the past 100 years in the United States. The CDC says that they’re 480,000 deaths in the United States each year (Health Effects of Cigarette Smoking). There are many forms of tobacco such as cigarettes, menthols, e-cigarettes, hookahs and shishas, dissolvables, bidis, and cigars. The government should ban tobacco products in the United States because it has negative effects to an individual's health, they’re also very expensive, and cause harmful pollution to the Earth and its inhabitants.

If you’ve watched television it’s likely you know about the no cigarette law campaign, over the years there has been less smokers and nevertheless a campaign came along trying to make an anti-cigarette law. As a critical thinker, i decided there should NOT be a anti-cigarette law but, I do agree with the message to rid of smoking.

The pros are in favor more than the cons because one there are more and two because they all have a specific purpose such as reducing pollution which can lead to lessening global warming, by reducing health cost because less people need attention for their lungs and other problems related to smoking causes. (14 central pros and cons of smoking bans).

Health is one of the main reasons for a ban on smoking. Exposure to tobacco smoke greatly increases ones risk of lung cancer and heart disease. Smoking not only effects the smoker but also all those who are around them. While at work one cannot help but

The laws are a Social Contract. In http://www.dictionary.com/browse/social-contract we can find that social Contract is a voluntary agreement among individuals by which, according to any of various theories, as of Hobbes, Locke, or Rousseau, organized society is brought into being and invested with the right to secure mutual protection and welfare or to regulate the relations among its members. In Brazil, we also have a law that has banned smoking in all indoor common spaces, public or private, such as restaurants, clubs, residential building halls and clubs. I agree with this law, although the smokers, 15% of the population, claim that they have the right to smoke, the law protects the no smokers not only against the unpleasant smoke and smell of cigarettes, and also take care of the public health. Certainly smoking causes illness, and people who do not have the addiction of smoking are also victims of such diseases when involuntarily inhale the cigarette smoke.

Smoking is an activity in the society that has become a serious topic as it causes health problems to both smokers and passive smokers due to the inhalation of tobacco. Consequently, the most visible alternative for the legislators and other institutions in various countries is the banning of smoking in public. Smoking is not only a social habit that does harm non-smokers but it also takes away their freedom from being forced to inhale the contents of the cigarettes. Nowadays, many developed countries around the world enacted laws and established rules against smoking in public areas as a consequence of effecting "second smokers" especially children and babies. Banning should be considered the possible solution to this problem.

Have you ever wondered how much smoke you take in just by passing someone smoking on the street? About 17 out of 100 people in the United States over the age of 18 smoke. That means that almost 17 out of 100 people you pass walking down the street may be smoking and causing you to have a higher risk of a heart attack. According to two separate studies recent laws to out rule public smoking have resulted in fewer tobacco-related hospital visits and deaths. Smoking should be banned in all public places to reduce the number of heart and lung related problems.

In the summer of 2008, the Smokefree Air Act went into effect in Iowa. Smoking has been banned in public workplaces and transits. Users are fined $50 to $500 if they violate the act. Expanding the fine for smoking could also be another tool to put an end to smoking. Most smokers would rather not pay a large fee and may quit smoking altogether ("14 Central Pros and Cons of Smoking Bans”). At least eighty-two percent of the US population lives in a US state that has enacted a smoking ban. “Almost all states have passed some form of legislation to ban smoking in public areas. In fact, Medline Plus reports that as of May 2010, 39 states had some type of ban in place. According to Medline Plus, 26 of these states have banned smoking in all public places” (Cherney). In 2009, an act was issued to the FDA to stop advertising youth to purchase tobacco products and advertising it to the public. This act was called the, Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act. This act issued to limit the persuasion of smoking in advertisements, sponsoring it in any sort of entertainment or event, and even sampling it (“Laws/Policies”). Banning smoking could also lessen air pollution, decrease fires, lower energy consumption, etcetera. Smoking causes multiple health problems but could easily be avoided by prohibiting

A ban would encourage smokers to smoke less or give up. If smoking was banned in public places, it would no longer be a social activity. Instead, smokers would have to leave their friends inside and go outside to smoke. This

There are arguments for smoking, one of them being that lots of people who work in places that make cigarettes would be made redundant and poor. They would also be sad and it can be hard to find a new job. People who smoke would not be able to buy cigarettes so they would be depressed as cigarettes help them relax.

Smoking bans are public policies, including criminal laws and occupational safety and health regulations that prohibit tobacco smoking in workplaces and other public spaces. It has become fashionable in the world today to condemn smoking. However, although it is considered that smoking can be harmful, the effects of banning of smoking should be visualised from both positive and negative dimensions. One of the many parties who will be affected by smoking ban is the country itself, no matter affected in a good or bad way.