Luckily it's not your right to inflict your views on the rest of us. It is your right to vacate an area that has an odor you disagree with though.
- What if I was in an area first, say a park? Does the right to light up trump my right to be somewhere in that case?
- What if I have to be there? Does the right to light up mean that I miss my bus because I'm walking to another stop or do I just have to live with it if there is no other nearby stop?
What if someone was burning a tyre in my neighbour's garden directly affecting my health?
For effect: "What if someone built a rocket launch pad next to my house and it was directly affecting my health?"
The analogy is valid as is "pissing over my fence onto my head", "kicking a football through my greenhouse", "catapulting dog shit into my garden" etc etc.
I have a neighbour that often cooks curry; I can't stand the smell of curry. Even though the smell comes in through my windows, I don't have the right to force them to stop cooking. I just close my windows.