The Property Rights Newsletter April 23, 2010 - Issue #565 "Among the natural rights of the colonists are these: first, a right to life; secondly, to liberty; thirdly to property; together with the right to support and defend them in the best manner they can." - Samuel Adams | ||||
![]() Eminent Domain: Utah's Bid to Take Back Its Land. Gov. Gary Herbert signed two bills authorizing efforts to invoke eminent domain as a way to reclaim land from the U.S. government, which owns more than 60% of Utah. Lawmakers say the gambit could lead to a court ruling that permits Utah to take back valuable parcels, including a coal-rich plateau, from the feds. CO: Proposed Lakewood Smoking Ban Update. Smoking in Tobacco Stores, Hookah Bars will be illegal? GA: Christian Coalition slams tobacco tax idea. The GCC believes that the only justification for sales or use taxes is the exclusive need for government revenue, and is not a tool to control lifestyle, health, or the environment. KS: Senate Bill 516, Proposed Tobacco Tax Increases Will Backfire, says Premium Cigar Association. NC: Want Revenge - Here are the Guilty and the Heroes. SC: Lexington council on verge of easing smoking rules. Initial approval given to snuffing out part of law. SC: Spartanburg City Council split on smoking ban. Staff to research implications; issue might not resurface until fall. Canada: Mike Kennedy v. Leeds, Grenville and Lanark District Health Unit. Docket 33442. Supreme Court rejects appeal on smoking in private club. Switzerland: New ban just hit and they've already had 40,000 Swiss sign up as club members at private clubs that will allow smoking. UK: Children are being used as a smokescreen. Campaigners will not be happy until Britain is completely cigarette-free, says Alexander Chancellor. UK: Freedom2Choose: Eddie Douthwaite's interview with Leith. World Conference against Prohibition: Watch the Videos! ![]() Watch: The New War Against Classic Mixed Drinks. Watch: Reason.tv's Nanny of the Month: NY Salt-Banner Felix Ortiz. | ||||
![]() His haunting original music video about war, Aftermath. Thanks for reminding us that good men died for our freedom and property rights. | ||||
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A comment on here dat deserves its own post
Hi Jay,
You and your readers may be interested in www.rampant-antismoking.com, particularly the "Godber Blueprint" which chronicles, from antismoking documents, that antismoking is based on social marketing (inflammatory propaganda). The current antismoking crusade, which formulated its agenda in 1975, is the same as previous ones in that it promotes irrational belief, fear and hatred/bigotry.
You and your readers may be interested in www.rampant-antismoking.com, particularly the "Godber Blueprint" which chronicles, from antismoking documents, that antismoking is based on social marketing (inflammatory propaganda). The current antismoking crusade, which formulated its agenda in 1975, is the same as previous ones in that it promotes irrational belief, fear and hatred/bigotry.
Michigan's Smoking ban starts May 1
My comment from the Amend Michigan Smoking Ban group on Facebook:
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Someone should've told antismokers about not going to smoker-friendly businesses. Smoking bans are supposed to be for the kids as antismokers say. But that's a lie in itself. Kids can't enter taverns. Antis claim all they care about is making the whole planet smoke-free. But in reality, all they care about is closing down businesses that used to allow smoking. When a smoking ban starts, even I know they won't be patronizing businesses on a regular basis. Even smokers are better tippers than antismokers. Do you think they care about owners losing revenues and workers losing jobs? Apparently not.
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Someone should've told antismokers about not going to smoker-friendly businesses. Smoking bans are supposed to be for the kids as antismokers say. But that's a lie in itself. Kids can't enter taverns. Antis claim all they care about is making the whole planet smoke-free. But in reality, all they care about is closing down businesses that used to allow smoking. When a smoking ban starts, even I know they won't be patronizing businesses on a regular basis. Even smokers are better tippers than antismokers. Do you think they care about owners losing revenues and workers losing jobs? Apparently not.
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