Do you think France's new public smoking ban is an example of top-down government overreach?
How has France's existing anti-smoking laws, such as the ban on smoking in restaurants, been received by the public?
DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
Yes, and not just smoking. Yet public brainwashing on a number of public issues.
There's a difference between making public information available and pushing it down everyone's throats.
Making information should be a constitutional right. While forcing such information is immoral.
There's a difference between making public information available and pushing it down everyone's throats.
Making information should be a constitutional right. While forcing such information is immoral.
DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
@iamthe99 It's broadcasted nation wide on public broadcast stations. There's no reasonable way to ignore it!
And I do mean reasonable!
This is not laws BTW.
They literally say things way beyond the laws.
And I do mean reasonable!
This is not laws BTW.
They literally say things way beyond the laws.
Achelois · F
Governments will keep moving the goal posts, we allow them, time to say no.
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Achelois · F
@ElwoodBlues
Well maybe they should clean up the food from chemicals, the water from poisons and the air they spray shit onto us everyday.
Well maybe they should clean up the food from chemicals, the water from poisons and the air they spray shit onto us everyday.
ElwoodBlues · M
@Achelois Instead this administration is moving in the opposite direction!
This is NOT a joke:
This is NOT a joke:
Apr 1, 2025 — The Trump Administration repealed the Clean Water Rule, protection for 60% of the nation's stream miles and millions of acres of wetlands.
Mar 12, 2025 — The Trump administration announced drastic plans to undo pollution standards vital to the protection of Americans' health.
Achelois · F