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Old 05-02-2007, 09:18 PM   #1 (permalink)
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This is going to be very topical. Does UKIP have policy? Do we believe in leaving the law out of this? (I think I do.)
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When NF was on the gaunty show talk sport he said it should be left to the landlords...
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Old 05-02-2007, 09:25 PM   #3 (permalink)
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When NF was on the gaunty show talk sport he said it should be left to the landlords...
An entirely sensible position, if I do say so myself.
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Old 05-02-2007, 09:53 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Most people I know who dont smoke favour the ban myself included.
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Most people I know who dont smoke favour the ban myself included.
I don't smoke and I am firmly against the ban. It is a matter of individual choice, and not something the government should be poking its nose into. Private establishments = private rules as far as I'm concerned.
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Most people I know who dont smoke favour the ban myself included.
I don't smoke and I am firmly against the ban. It is a matter of individual choice, and not something the government should be poking its nose into. Private establishments = private rules as far as I'm concerned.
I dont support freedom for freedoms sake.
I support what makes life better for me as do most of the voters.
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Most people I know who dont smoke favour the ban myself included.
I don't smoke and I am firmly against the ban. It is a matter of individual choice, and not something the government should be poking its nose into. Private establishments = private rules as far as I'm concerned.
I dont support freedom for freedoms sake.
I support what makes life better for me as do most of the voters.
How does it affect you? I'd rather we kept the norm we have now - separate smoking and non-smoking sections.
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Most people I know who dont smoke favour the ban myself included.
I don't smoke and I am firmly against the ban. It is a matter of individual choice, and not something the government should be poking its nose into. Private establishments = private rules as far as I'm concerned.
I dont support freedom for freedoms sake.
I support what makes life better for me as do most of the voters.
How does it affect you? I'd rather we kept the norm we have now - separate smoking and non-smoking sections.
Smoke makes my cloths smell and my eyes sting.
Its bad for my health too.
Thats how it effects me.
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Most people I know who dont smoke favour the ban myself included.
I don't smoke and I am firmly against the ban. It is a matter of individual choice, and not something the government should be poking its nose into. Private establishments = private rules as far as I'm concerned.
I dont support freedom for freedoms sake.
I support what makes life better for me as do most of the voters.
How does it affect you? I'd rather we kept the norm we have now - separate smoking and non-smoking sections.
Smoke makes my cloths smell and my eyes sting.
Its bad for my health too.
Thats how it effects me.
I presume therefore, that you would also like to see an end to bonfires and fireworks on the 5th of November? Perhaps also open fires in pubs and peoples homes?
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