FDA Apparently "Advocacy Row" was really dead at VCC NE (video)

[Gato del Jugo]

I've heard about it, but a video is worth a thousand words..

Not even Dimitris wanted to stick around..


Something needs to be done to liven up those booths at these vape conventions..

How about some CASAA- or vaping Militia-branded merchandise.. raffles to raise money & awareness.. giveaways for becoming a member.. Etc..

Something, anything!


Starts around the 41:00 mark...


Vape Team on Location: VCC New England 2014 - Springfield, MA - YouTube

 

[Jman8]

I've heard about it, but a video is worth a thousand words..

Not even Dimitris wanted to stick around..

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Starts around the 41:00 mark...

...and ends around the 42:00 mark (smh)

 

[DC2]

And so here we are then...........

It looks like vapers aren't going to wake up until it's too late.
I was always afraid that might happen, but hoped against hope that when the deeming regulations came out we would all rally.

Unfortunately, the deeming regulations were written in such a way that it is not even close to obvious the fact that they intend to screw us.
And I'm sure that is exactly what the FDA plan was from the start, and they did an outstanding job at it.

I've always felt that getting vendors to direct their customers to CASAA was crucial for our chances.
But sadly, it hasn't really happened on any kind of widespread scale.

 

[aikanae1]

OMG. It's dead. A brochure rack would be more exciting.
That's sad. I had no idea it was that dull...
You can't blame this all on vapers. Sorry, just can't.

"Advocates" need to be cheerleaders and promoters; people standing up on soap boxes. That's the way it's always been. Even balloons would have brightened it up. It's their job to sell "hope".