February 23, 2008

Minnesotans Get Creative To Bypass Anti-Smoking Laws

Posted by Manuel Lora on February 23, 2008 08:56 PM | Post a civil, substantive, and intelligent comment

Nothing like a good heartwarming story about people reclaiming their private property rights:

Dozens of bars are expected to stage “theater nights” this weekend in which patrons are dubbed actors. The law, which went into effect in October, permits performers to smoke during a theatrical production.

Enjoy it while it lasts as I’m sure that the the law will be amended. This kind of insolence makes legislators quite irate.

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