I have watched some of this hearing, meaning just the first few minutes as it seems like I immediately understood the entire stupidity that lies behind it from line 1. In fact, right as I'm typing, I'm
vaping a
juice that tastes something like banana with some menthol and a touch of pineapple - it must be because I probably never grew up, hence someone should ban the sale of ecigs to me. On the other hand, I also like good tobaccos, which means I'm still addicted, thanks to ecigs, and one of these days I'll probably resume smoking cigarettes (probably unfiltered).
What does this reminds me of? It reminds me of all the Senate hearings against rock music and lyrics in rock music (it seems they finally made it as kids these days seem to be mostly on industrial pop and r&b, kind of newer Spice Girls versions), and how the late Frank Zappa bravely fought the whole scheme.
It also reminds they may be banning ecigs in Europe too, in practical terms, as of May 2016 at the most.
These people that lie outrageously (knowingly or just by being stupid, that probably depends) and are entitled to decide for everyone else while shaping the minds of the people like robots are paid to do so with the tax payers' hard earned money.
Finally, it reminds me it always puts a grin on my face when people say man is "rational".
EDIT: I almost forgot to say I also think they should be more careful when legalizing the sale of [other substances] as there's a clear contradiction there.