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   From: green_knight@greenknight.org.uk.invalid   
      
   Helen Hall wrote:   
      
   > The example I thought of belatedly was smoking, back in the time when   
   > smoking was the norm and non-smokers were considered weird. Should A (a   
   > smoker) not smoke because B (a non-smoker) complains that he hates the   
   > smell? Or should A consider that B is being too fussy?   
      
   A isn't going to be hurt by not smoking. B is going to be hurt if A   
   smokes. My take on it is that A should cease smoking.   
      
   Then again, I don't just hate the smell, I break out in coughing fits.   
   Not every time, but often enough. Even out in the open. And it's   
   definitely Not Fun.   
      
   Catja   
      
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