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Originally Posted by ecduzitgood
Where are the designated smoking areas at the park?
What harm is the person chewing tobacco doing compared to the person drinking?
100% wrong about what.
Wait until they come after caffeine, in case you didn't know it has been linked to breast cancer.
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I understand that you just like to argue, but you're totally missing the point here. There have been smoking areas just outside the gates, and more recently outside the park in the area that's closed off to game day traffic. As for chewing tobacco, it's not allowed because they can't have stadium staff checking ID's of people who look underage and are dipping. And as Spence mentioned, it's gross. And I dipped for years until my dentist sent me in for a biopsy.
And your caffeine argument is nonsensical. Are you going to come up with a list of all things that could possibly be linked to cancer and ban them?
You seem to be reaching just to argue here, and you've missed the really obvious and simple answer as to why the Red Sox have the rules that they have.
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