The University of Mississippi recently passed a policy banning smoking on campus.I am a smoker, and have a lot of friends who are smokers, and we all agree be overturned. This policy is framed in terms of health outcomes and promoting individual well-being. that this policy should but the University has not instituted policies regarding many other behaviors related to health, such as exercising Furthermore, the University does nothing to sanction other forms of air pollution, such as automobile exhaust. What's next after banning smoking Will we ban potato chips and Cokes on campus? Will we force feed broccoli and carrots to first-year students? People eighteen years old and up are adults and have the ability to make their own decisions regarding their health and habits. A college campus is a place for free expression of ideas and behaviors. It's simple, either we are a freedom-loving campus or we aren't. If 85% of Americans are smokers, why can't we smoke too? I choose freedom, and I believe all of America's veterans would agree with me. Perhaps the Chancellor has an ulterior motive for instituting the ban and is using smokers as a scapegoat False analogy False Dilemma Hasty Generalization Hasty Generalization Ad Hominem