BBC Interview on E Cigs

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PRODOS

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Common sense, something we'll likely never see here in the U.S., fewer smokers = millions in revenue lost, they'd never admit it, they want us smoking.

Well ... I'm currently sitting in one of the restaurant chains which probably has a "no smoking/vaping" policy.

But I'm vaping. The manager doesn't mind. The staff don't mind. So far, the customers haven't complained.

The USA is full of sensible people everywhere I go. (I'm visiting from Australia.)

But you're probably not referring to the average American. Rather, the "powers that be".

Still .... I thought I'd highlight this issue because I love the USA.
 

Mossy

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Common sense is not prevailing in the countries you mention so far Danrogers.

Today I spent most of my time responding to this stupid article by Simon Chapman:-x:danger:

Are e-cigarettes a gateway to smoking in 14-year-olds? New US data

It is an attempt by him and his cohorts to buy some time, so they can manipulate the statistics associated with the Public Health England statements last week

Read the comments section don't bother with the article itself...........lucky I got some other contributors attacking!
Chapman himself will not come out of hiding. :evil:

Also read this post https://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/threads/antz-ready-to-attack-public-health-england.695862/
 
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