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Will nicotine be banned? in Health and Medical Issues; Originally Posted by breno Well if you read the bill, which I indeed quoted, that is not what it say ...
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    Quote Originally Posted by breno View Post
    Well if you read the bill, which I indeed quoted, that is not what it say what it says, and I quote "Congress will maintain the authority to ban nicotine completely."

    http://www.tobaccofreekids.org/resea...s/pdf/0352.pdf
    which means no one can ban it without writing a bill and going from there. The whole legal process

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    Quote Originally Posted by jexmex View Post
    Yup, but they have the ability to regulate it to anything, except zero. From the discussion I heard on NPR a month or two back, they were saying that it would be counter productive for them to regulate it down to low.

    They also said during that show that researchers have noticed a increase in the amount of nicotine in cigarettes in recent years.
    what actually happens is lowering nicotine makes you smoke more ...............big pharma(patches, gums etc.) will never allow a nicotine ban

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fa-Q View Post
    If they put some BS sin tax on nicotine i am moving to another country.
    They already did. I was wondering after the fed tax increase, and my states tax increase, cigarettes had suddenly gone up yet again with no reports of a tax increase again... It was this bill, the FDA's oversight of all tobacco products is to be funded by those tobacco products. Even pure nicotine would be classified as a derivitave of tobacco making it a tobacco product.

    It gets better. They were only required $85million this year. Next year they have to pay in $235million. the next, $450million. With absolutely no new taxes implemented we will still see all tobacco prices skyrocket further.

    ‘(1) AMOUNT OF ASSESSMENT- The total amount of user fees authorized to be assessed and collected under subsection (a) for a fiscal year is the following, as applicable to the fiscal year involved:

    ‘(A) For fiscal year 2009, $85,000,000 (subject to subsection (e)).


    ‘(B) For fiscal year 2010, $235,000,000.


    ‘(C) For fiscal year 2011, $450,000,000.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DaMulta View Post
    If they do that then a lot of products will be pulled. Pizza, Ketchup, potatoes, french fries, tomatoes, peppers, which should include hot sauce also.

    What if Nicotine was pulled from Tomatoes instead of Tobacco? I wonder how the public would feel about that news cast lol.....
    Quote Originally Posted by 42109 View Post
    ??? Can you explain/clarify this post? Or are you just spouting BS.
    For more information, check pages like these:
    Nicotine in Vegetables- The Arthritis Nightshades Research Foundation
    The nicotine contents of vegetables

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    Nicotine will never be banned... only clean ways of acquiring nicotine via inhalation will be banned (if not approved by Big Pharma).

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