
The group of people who don't like the smell of durians is huge as well but you don't see them complaining about the stall next to the hawker centre either. They just sit elsewhere or learn to deal with it. So, no, I don't believe it's so black and white as you would like to make it. But having said that, I will agree to disagree, and continue to holler obscenities at smoke belching SUV's as they pass me on my bike with my "large group of fellow cyclists" who appreciate clean fresh air. Why, because unlike restaurants where you can move indoors where there is no smoking nor passive smoke allowed, we aren't yet civilized enough to provide bike lanes for the health conscious here. But they are working on it with the parks & park connectors.x9200 wrote:Depends. If this is only her/him who finds it offensive then rather not. With smoking the group of ppl who does not like it is huge and what also very important it is pretty black and white so typically you can tell easily if the smell is of cigarettes/pipe rather then something else. With food it is much more to individuals if the smell is ok or not. Same for intensity.
If we accept that there are already places where smoking or even durianing is prohibited by law then it is kind of logical that some ppl may not want to have it also in their homes esp. that they may have very limited possibilities to avoid it
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