Focus group held in Washington, D.C. led by Greg Schneiders.  Participants are from all regions of the United States and hold pro-smoking views; one person is not a smoker himself. Issues discussed include comparison of attitudes towards smokers with prejudice faced by Blacks; employment discrimination against smokers; the need for smokers to organize politically; the change in public opinion about smoking over the last 20 years; scapegoating of smokers; courtesy and consideration for smokers and non-smokers; the role of the national and local governments in restricting smoking; freedom of choice; social engineering; smoking sections at workplaces and restaurants; and the anti-smoking movement. Schneiders was particularly interested in learning about incidents of extreme harassment of smokers.