Quote:The voters in Florida (and most states) have decided otherwise and since this is a democracy the voter decides law.

 

And without investigating the particulars in the Arizona bakery case I presume the Judge ruled in accordance with Arizona law, which the voters established.

 

Regards.....................the Chiefjag

 

I don't completely agree with your line of thinking.  It is your business so what if you want to allow people to smoke marijuana or do lines of cocaine?  Shouldn't you get to decide?  Well, no because it is illegal just like it is illegal to smoke in restaurants.  There are rules and will always be in a Government ran society.  Aren't there tons of other regulations you have to follow?  If you thought you could open a restaurant without anyone telling you what to do then you were sorely mistaken.

 

Also, on a side note, not sure why you would want to work or own a restaurant where smoking is allowed.  Besides being pretty disgusting having that waft through the air and clinging to everything, it is incredibly damaging to your own health and as a restaurant owner, I'm sure you work a ton of hours there.  You may want that right, but there are many rights people want that they don't have.

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