I'm seeing various threads that speak of how many people "converted", which thereafter follows with vitriol against the government and their taxes, etc. being affected by this "change".
Now, I don't really care what the government does in this case - because bottom line whatever the government decides to do with the ecigs, and whatever anti-government dogma anyone has to say about it is really besides the point, here.
The point is you're dealing with a new tool that is being widely used to substitute for regular cigarettes. These tools do have some testing being done, but surely not the kind of testing we all REALLY want done. So really "converting people" to ecigs may sound like a novel, noble, life-saving idea, but considering Ecigs themselves can affect people adversely (see the Brit guy who may or may not have died as a result of the ecig), I'm not so sure taking pride in making people switch is a good idea at this point in time.
I'm not trying to make people feel bad about it, but i think a reality check should be in order here. I mean, what's the real goal here? To get people off cigarettes out of conern for their health, or to rally against the federal government and "stick it to the man"? This is what Im seeing much of here...and I think it looks ugly. And it doesn't help the cause.
We're talking about people's lives here. And I think the only time anybody should be celebrating any kind of so-called "victory" is when it's proven to be a SAFE alternative, once and for all.
Just my two cents, people.
I'm vaping right now on Npro and Blu (and have finally decided to go through with this "experiment" and accepting any unknown adverse effects that may be caused) but you won't be seeing me converting anybody or celebrating it, because I'm as much a guinea pig as the rest of y'all are.
Anyway, here's to the ecig (or even any upcoming nicotine vaporizer technology) replacing cigarettes for good and ALL. Because we all know cigs SUCK, but ecigs insofar seem to be the only best bet when it comes to inhaling a stimulant.
Now, I don't really care what the government does in this case - because bottom line whatever the government decides to do with the ecigs, and whatever anti-government dogma anyone has to say about it is really besides the point, here.
The point is you're dealing with a new tool that is being widely used to substitute for regular cigarettes. These tools do have some testing being done, but surely not the kind of testing we all REALLY want done. So really "converting people" to ecigs may sound like a novel, noble, life-saving idea, but considering Ecigs themselves can affect people adversely (see the Brit guy who may or may not have died as a result of the ecig), I'm not so sure taking pride in making people switch is a good idea at this point in time.
I'm not trying to make people feel bad about it, but i think a reality check should be in order here. I mean, what's the real goal here? To get people off cigarettes out of conern for their health, or to rally against the federal government and "stick it to the man"? This is what Im seeing much of here...and I think it looks ugly. And it doesn't help the cause.
We're talking about people's lives here. And I think the only time anybody should be celebrating any kind of so-called "victory" is when it's proven to be a SAFE alternative, once and for all.
Just my two cents, people.
I'm vaping right now on Npro and Blu (and have finally decided to go through with this "experiment" and accepting any unknown adverse effects that may be caused) but you won't be seeing me converting anybody or celebrating it, because I'm as much a guinea pig as the rest of y'all are.
Anyway, here's to the ecig (or even any upcoming nicotine vaporizer technology) replacing cigarettes for good and ALL. Because we all know cigs SUCK, but ecigs insofar seem to be the only best bet when it comes to inhaling a stimulant.