Great!! I have shared this with my friends!
I want to object to that, but I really can't anymore. Who the hell voted for Mitch Zeller?
Feel free to share/watch the whole clip from Last Week Tonight if you have time:Great!! I have shared this with my friends!
Yep, that was my point. The very concept of bureaucracy is anathema to our constitution, yet that's what we're ruled by now. An alphabet soup of fed agencies cranking out thousands of regulations every year; which have the force of law and the violation of many of them are considered felonies, with associated hefty fines and prison terms.Jack was appointed
Thank you for the kind words! I actually posted a longer version of this May 5th (you can do a search for "aka IDJoel@ECF" to find mine... Wow! There's a bunch!)You should copy this and post it to the CASAA testimonials page. Strong story
S O M E B O D Y didn't read my "signature." Too late! Already done!!While there.... Become a CASAA Member
I've argued the same right here on these pages.They show a lot of different testing in this video on vapor. Very interesting that menthol was more harmful to living cells than a Pina Colada flavored ejuice. So, all of these vapers that have been so worried about diacetyl may indeed find out that is not where their concern should be. That is what I have been saying is a good possibility all along.
Unfortunately people assume the acronym FDA stands for health when CLEARLY two INDUSTRIES are found in the name.You would think that EVERY Health Organization and Agency would do the same Also.
No.I was thinking of more along the lines of not a ready product, but safe components to use in it. Similar to how there is an evaluation criteria for allowed and prohibited substances, methods, and ingredients for something to be considered organic.
Example:
- Nonsynthetic substances prohibited for use in organic crop production.
- Synthetic substances allowed for use in organic livestock production.
I think the lesson of is that everything should be done in moderation, because repeatedly exposing yourself to the safe elements or stresses is just something our body was not built for. Too much exercise is bad for you, too much sleep is bad for you and too much fruit is bad fro you (85grams of apple seeds has enough cyanide to kill a grown man!)
The word applicant in this post is freely interchangeable with the word sponsor.The FDA doesn't test anything. All they do is set testing standards and such (though not, apparently, in the case of these Deeming Regulations, which have no standards down on paper). Then the applicant provides all the testing, etc., at their expense.
Agreed. The point is that we consume potentially deadly toxins every day, under the false assumption that it's healthy so consuming even more of it would make it even healthier. While playing the devils advocate here, I could easily compare this to vaping. Where eating a slice of cake once a week with a few drops of flavor may bring no harm (at least from the flavor/glycerin/glycol component), inhaling multiple heated milliliters per day of it into your lungs is not necessarily the same thing.Eating enough apples to coincidentally consume 85 grams of apple seeds within a time frame that could kill you would put most people in surgery to correct a distended rectum before the end of the day.
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Playing devils advocate here myself for a moment: Bakers that make these cakes all day, every day, ARE inhaling these flavorings and they have not had any adverse reactions yet.Where eating a slice of cake once a week with a few drops of flavor may bring no harm (at least from the flavor/glycerin/glycol component), inhaling multiple heated milliliters per day of it into your lungs is not necessarily the same thing.
In fact vaping most likely has the safest track record of any recreational activity. Up to 20 million users in just the USA and how many deaths? Or bad accidents? Even allowing for a few misused mech mods blowing up, the safety record is likely better than cell phones in that regard. It's hard to find any case of actual harm to a vaper.Playing devils advocate here myself for a moment: Bakers that make these cakes all day, every day, ARE inhaling these flavorings and they have not had any adverse reactions yet.
I'm just saying they are banning things on the misguided assumption that something could maybe, possibly be, despite evidence to the contrary, be harmful and we are going to not make it available to those that ARE using something that HAS been shown to be harmful to some of the population.
And we have been told that even though we are healthier we don't count because we are anecdotal. Even though there are millions of us that have had improved health...we don't count.
We are invisible.
I vape, I vote. I will no longer stand by and be invisible.
You're still focused on the seed and ignoring the apple.Agreed. The point is that we consume potentially deadly toxins every day, under the false assumption that it's healthy so consuming even more of it would make it even healthier. While playing the devils advocate here, I could easily compare this to vaping. Where eating a slice of cake once a week with a few drops of flavor may bring no harm (at least from the flavor/glycerin/glycol component), inhaling multiple heated milliliters per day of it into your lungs is not necessarily the same thing.
Eating enough apples to coincidentally consume 85 grams of apple seeds within a time frame that could kill you would put most people in surgery to correct a distended rectum before the end of the day.
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I'm with you.Which Clearly proves it is the amount that is the Poison. So goes the nicotine argument. So goes the Sugar argument. etc. etc.
Pick up a Cause, Pick up a Drum and Start Beating!
We have our Marching Band...........Lower Health Risk!
I'm with you.
But!
There are a few things that are so inundated in the western life style that "there goes that argument" just doesn't work anymore.
Sugar, salt and food additives for preservation or create food addiction are in this doesn't work camp.
A single mother of 3 (such that my wife by all practical means can be considered) is up against the wall attempting to feed and eat healthy. What with all the work and research involved while attempting to keep a house, a property, 3 kids and a job...
That crap is in everything... and now everything healthy is genetically modified for better yield and the fields are chemically treated to DEATH (including "organic" farms) [thanks FDA] introducing poisons that don't completely wash off while eliminating taste and nutrition. Even limiting shelf life...
Scared of fat? Eat fat free (added sugar)
Scared of sugar? Eat sugar free (cancer and diabetes causing sucralose)
Farm too small? Pump drugs in the feed then inject more... AND... keep the cattle in tiny, filthy quarters... then let them out of their slop for a short while and you can sell the product as free roaming.
If you're not growing it yourself, the poisons of a free market are nearly completely unavoidable.
ETA: What I'm trying to say is sugar and salt would be the worst possible examples, it would be nearly impossible not to consume them in excess from market purchased foods... even if you never used them in cooking or at the table.
Ever notice daily % for sugar is somehow missing on all your nutrition labels?
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Ah... you struck a pet peeve of mine... according to a bottle of regular Pepsi, a 12 oz serving provides 14% of my DV for carbs. Seven servings of Pepsi fulfills 100% of my carb needs. A couple of eggs and bacon in the morning supplies all my basic DVs, and Done.Ever notice daily % for sugar is somehow missing on all your nutrition labels?
Thats aYou're still focused on the seed and ignoring the apple.
The seed = flavorings and such that are assumed to be "potentially dangerous".
Whereas the apple... the nic... is what we consume until we feel we've had enough.
At some point we all may eat enough apples to get ........ (nic sick). Then we don't eat as many apples in the future and go about our days happier and more comfortable.
Never reaching death or chronic illness from the seed (the flavors).
Sub ohm and high wattage have blasted us way past what we thought was possible each of the recent few years.
Yet there's still no reports or evidence of this "too much of a good thing" example you're imagining.
Even in the zero nic, competition crowd.
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A single mother of 3 (such that my wife by all practical means can be considered) is up against the wall attempting to feed and eat healthy. What with all the work and research involved while attempting to keep a house, a property, 3 kids and a job...