FDA FDA's leaked guidance for PMTAs confirm deeming reg would ban >99.9% of nicotine vapor products
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Thank you for posting that. Reading here was the first I had heard about any of it. I am caring for my aging mother and needed to know the facts.
Don't know that much about AEMSA's operation other than the background I've seen here and on their site to comment. Didn't intend to impart a negative connotation to the word collaborate in the context of the relationship to this subject (the FDA). Feel industry trade assoc's, industry technical cooperatives, workgroups, etc. are beneficial to the public on many grounds. Provided the objectives of such collaboration do not yield to monopolistic collusion, restraint of trade...shall I use the M word or G word…such applies to any presumptive cooperation between such groups and government. If the net effect is the avoidance of undue legislation and ill-advised government meddling, all the better.
Good luck all. Now please go see my post on what's happening in FL just before this melange began. Really concerning. Something like 26 or 27 states with "preemption" clauses in constitution or statutes. States could be allies to help us preserve the individual right and not stick the consequences of the MSA bill on us. What crawled in the backdoor is criminalization. Makes concerns about the FDA rather superfluous.
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I agree, unavoidable. But as an unintended consequence this is far better than an overburdened, excessively costly, ineffective regulatory solution that in the end provides no protection in practical terms, is unenforceable and leaves no potential for improvement we would see derived from natural competition. Collectivist fail. Government builds pointless structure — we pay for their privilege.
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I read a few pages of the comments on the article. The author repeatedly refutes a bunch of people claiming he's wrong, and that the rumors are true, but there's no convincing them.
When given a choice between believing the probable and mundane vs believing the improbable and alarming, a substantial and growing minority seems to prefer the latter.
When everyone brandishes a megaphone, all you hear is noise. Folks eventually gravitate to the one that makes sense. Sometimes it takes longer than it should. Often confusion prevails, for a time. Well, we all knew that...wins in the end.
Good luck.
Good luck.
It doesn't help that Republican Party officials fed them that lie.
I think it would behoove us all to come to the conclusion that everything is a lie.
And within those lies, are lies that are also lies.
This is how the political system works.
Not just here, but everywhere, and always.
What is the answer?
Hell if I know.
And within those lies, are lies that are also lies.
This is how the political system works.
Not just here, but everywhere, and always.
What is the answer?
Hell if I know.
Design diversity works to ensure system architecture dependability and reliability. We can thank this philosophy for the effectiveness of the internet. For similar reasons it's why we're a republic, to constrain error.
Good luck all.
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Good luck all.
_Unfortunately the original design constraints have not been adhered to.Design diversity works to ensure system architecture dependability and reliability. We can thank this philosophy for the effectiveness of the internet. For similar reasons it's why we're a republic, to constrain error.
Good luck all.
For vaping, the answer is quite plausibly the black market. While the law is (at times) greatly concerned with it, politicians aren't so much.
While we are currently on open market in U.S., politicians (state and local) are weighing in and in maybe 3 instances they've weighed in with something favorable. All the other politicians weighing in are clearly basing their policies on lies. Making it far more pronounced that some of their other issues/policies are quite likely based on deception.
Adding this more for the historical record. This is a bit old-ish and needs to be taken with a grain of salt but I thought it would be worth a look see for those interested.
FDA Ruling On Cigars Frozen For Now –
In the comments section the blog's author claims they protect their sources, so who knows it could be something and it may also be nothing.
FDA Ruling On Cigars Frozen For Now –
In the comments section the blog's author claims they protect their sources, so who knows it could be something and it may also be nothing.
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