"Wanting to come to ECF and have a debate openly instead on your home court, I'd take you on in a second" HUH??? I surely don't log in to ECF to raise a debate, but will sure end this one if this is what it turned out to be.
To me, it's more like war. So, perhaps best to step aside if not prepared to battle.
Truth: Five Pawns is being sued.
By plaintiffs with a clear / undeniable history of ANTZ claims to their legal rhetoric. Already cited in this thread. This includes another, very popular eCig company (NJoy).
Yet to be established. Again, same law firm sued NJoy for falsely advertising 'eCigs are healthier than cigarettes.' For those that may not recall NJoy is the company that won lawsuit against FDA in 2010. Coincidence that this high powered law firm has gone after NJoy?
Truth: When their claims were falsified, they continued to lie.
Currently a baseless accusation. Or yet to be established at very least. Again, same law firm is still going after NJoy for still claiming eCigs are healthier than cigarettes. IOW, from their perspective, for continuing to lie.
Truth: DA and AP are still in the grey, but history has shown effects from contact/use/etc.
Not with regards to vaping. Or at the very least, in very very very few cases with vaping. Of all ingredients in most eLiquid, DA/P have arguably shown less history of effects/plausible harm than any other ingredient.
Ecigs is supposed to be harm reduction, correct? Reducing risk, correct? Is this not about avoidable risk, correct?
I'm not sure how you can have it both ways. Support law firm/plaintiffs that are pressing hard on claim that eCigs are healthier than cigarettes, and yet be on forum claiming this is what eCigs are for.
With way lawsuit is written, and for sure with what is implied, all ingredients in eCigs contain an avoidable risk, none of which vendors are notifying customers of those risks, with only possible exception being nicotine. Even that would be debatable.
Reality is that eCigs are an alternative to smoking. Claims of healthier are what pro-vaping position holds. Law firm bringing this lawsuit is fighting another legal battle that says "that equals false advertising." IOW, if you support what this law firm is up to, then you would acknowledge that all claims of eCigs being healthier are "false advertising" aka, lies.
A healthier alternative can't be achieved with continued false claims. It cannot be achieved without disclosure. It cannot be achieved without avoiding risks.
I think I'm done here and of this subject since it seems to lead to a "debate" instead of just informative conversations.
I'd rather you stick around / engage in the debate, and stay open minded about what the lawsuit really entails. Yet, if not able to engage in discussion after throwing out assertions that are questionable, and not doing a little bit of homework to realize those who support this law firm are being bamboozled, then it is perhaps best to step aside. Up to you really.