Australian ban; Egar illegal

**TropicalBob** · 01-03-2009, 03:27 AM

Post #134 or page 14 of this thread. Somehow, I knew you'd missed them.

**trog100** · 01-03-2009, 03:34 AM

There's a big difference and the government will play that trump card if someone officially whines that it's either e-cigs or regular cigs. It's not.

it is for me bob.. and i suspect thousands like me.. our lot already banned the tea bags long ago..

sorry dude but most of these experts we are seeking the help of are either on the wrong side or talking cover their own tracks nonsense..

prove its safe really is utter rubbish.. it cannot be done..

i think the gandhi approach is best.. quietly get on with your e smoking.. force them to stop u.. then if the world is still here in six months time have a rethink..

china is very near to australia and the customs dont have the manpower to check every micky mouse parcel that arrives..

stop kidding your selves that in todays world u have any rights.. u dont..

trog

**deewal** · 01-03-2009, 03:41 AM

I agree with Soot. I think it is Victoria State that has acted illegally.

Maybe if you Aussie e-vapers agree to wearing some sort of symbol on your clothes(a yellow star would be allright) and all agree to live in a designated area (a ghetto i think is the correct name) until they can resettle you somewhere "in the East" they would allow you to carry on ?

Hitler made a Race of People called Jews illegal overnight (Kristalnacht)
He also was an Anti Smoker and believed that a persons body belonged to The State.
He got very close to World Domination.

Having said that i think most Governments and States on the planet are acting illegally and are totally corrupt and no longer care about the Welfare of People only the Control of them.

**lucisac** · 01-03-2009, 03:51 AM

Just read post 134 in this thread, thanks TropicalBob for pointing that out, very detailed analysis there worth mentioning.

**riddle80** · 01-03-2009, 03:58 AM

I'm not only thinking of myself, but the millions that could improve their quality of life with these by replacing traditional smoking w/vaping. I think these are the logical next step to analogs and when I see them being banned for no good reason except not being able to tax them it makes me want to do something about it and not just sit back and wait for it to happen to me. Grrrr...

**lucisac** · 01-03-2009, 04:02 AM

Well I don't know why they can't let people vape non-nicotene carts/liquid using the device, I would settle for that in the meantime.

**trog100** · 01-03-2009, 04:13 AM

unless they ban paraphernalia they cant really ban the device itself.. only the drug..

trog

**TropicalBob** · 01-03-2009, 04:21 AM

Trog: I was referring to approved NRT (not my personal preferences). You know the government is going to tell you quickly that you have alternatives to smoking cigarettes: lozenges, gum, patches, nasal spray and even a safe nicotine inhaler! That's what I meant.