I dont smoke, and I like our campus being smoke free, but isn’t it unethical to make public places smoking free? Like being a smoker is not a matter that many people willingly choose. There are social and genetic conditions contributing...
Will all our cities be smoke free? 
With the help of @UNSWBuiltEnv lecturer Dr Alanya Drummond (@alanya4council), @NthSydCouncil will soon become the first city to ban smoking in all public areas.pic.twitter.com/qxl6nRuisA
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Genetics & social conditioning contribute to violent behaviour. Do you think it's also unethical to prohibit violent behaviour?
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Diesel & petrol smoke do more harm to human health than 2nd-hand tobacco smoke. Why are we allowed/encouraged to pollute the air with carcinogenic vehicle exhaust, but not with tobacco smoke?
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