Recently Saugus, MA. chose to discuss the possible ban of public use and held a meeting for the topic at the town hall tonight about the issue. Karen, (who is also the CASAA director for MA) was kind enough to drive two hours from her home all the way to Saugus just to speak on the benefits of vaping and why we were against the public use ban, along with the issue of how it would jeopardize analog smokers from making the switch to vaping. Although the meeting did not go our way and the town board voted yes on the ban, I wanted to thank Karen for her efforts and let everyone here know how great of an asset she is to the vaping community. It didn't work out for us tonight but we will keep trying....Thanks again Karen you did great.
Big thank you to Karen (Brewlady)
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Thanks, Mark! When the chairman of the board of health told me that using nicotine makes people do things they wouldn't normally do, and become addicted to other substances, I knew it was hopeless.
The anti-tobacco lobby has succeeded in brainwashing otherwise intelligent adults into thinking that a miniscule amount of nicotine in exhaled vapor will turn the masses into crazed drug addicts.
The anti-tobacco lobby has succeeded in brainwashing otherwise intelligent adults into thinking that a miniscule amount of nicotine in exhaled vapor will turn the masses into crazed drug addicts.
The article you linked to in FB, Brewlady (
), said that there were to be more hearings before a final vote. I understand that this is pretty much a done deal regardless, but when does that vote and subsequent ban take effect? Any ideas?
), said that there were to be more hearings before a final vote. I understand that this is pretty much a done deal regardless, but when does that vote and subsequent ban take effect? Any ideas?
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