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What's up everybody.

What's up everybody? Welcome to the Mike Doljeet show.

The topic of the day is secondhand stuff. Welcome to the Mike Dolce show.

The topic of the day is second-hand smoking.

It is my belief that being subjected to second-hand smoke should be considered assault.

Now, we can take the severity of the charge all the way to attempted murder or assault with a deadly weapon.

There's multiple criteria.

Maybe you, members of our community, have some experience in the legal world.

But from a health perspective, I stand on the notion that me being forced to inhale cigarette smoke against my will is akin to being assaulted,

to being punched in the face, to being stabbed with a syringe, to being hit with a baseball bat, to being forced to drink poison.

Why is it different?

Change my mind to pull a pocket Stephen Crowder on you.

Why is it different?

Now, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention on their website has a list

of secondhand smoke facts. Well, let's talk about the facts. Fact, secondhand smoke harms

children and adults. The only way to fully protect non-smokers is to

eliminate smoking okay what does that say well what, what is secondhand smoke?

Secondhand smoke is smoke from burning tobacco products such as cigarettes, cigars, or pipes.

Secondhand smoke is also smoke that has been exhaled or breathed out by the person smoking.

Tobacco smoke contains more than 7,000 chemicals, including

hundreds that are toxic and about 70 that can cause cancer. There is no risk-free level of second-hand smoke exposure.

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