[quote name='bigdaddybruce44']What's the greatest thing ever? Telling the owner of private property that people are not allowed to do a LEGAL activity on their property? Do you not understand the legal precedent that sets?
If the government wants to eventually ban smoking, that's fine with me. Until then, they shouldn't be able to tell a bar owner, for instance, that they can't have people smoke...INSIDE THEIR BAR. It's their property. It's not public property. It's not a government building. If the owner wants to prohibit smoking in their bar, that's fine, too. Again, it's their property. They can require you wear panties on your head to gain admittance, if they so desire. If you don't want to inhale smoke or wear panties on your head, don't go to that bar.[/QUOTE]
Dude, it's about the employees. Waitresses and bartenders have been forced to work in the haze of smoke for a long time. Also, most business owners don't own the building they operate out of so it's not THEIR private property.
As for fingerprinting, I don't mind it. I'm pretty sure Gamestop isn't going to copy my print and use it to trade in stolen games somewhere else.
And lol at the gamestop manager complaining that he's losing money because he's taking in stolen goods. So the original owner should just have to suck it up after he got robbed? It's Gamestop's now and he should have to track down the robber?
I went to college, and I can read and copy from a book, too.
er.
