DiscoveryNews (DNews) talks about vapes.

[Intervap]

Its a short clip, but they acknowledge both sides of the argument (it is their job to do that). However, they do put off the vibe they are in support of heavy regulation, giving me the heeby jeebies.
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I personally love this YouTube channel but was disappointed in this video...but at least they didn't only show Cig-a-Likes! I suppose...
What do you think?

 

[Robino1]

BS on the France study.
Not crazy about this clip at all. Ends with a negative note. That is what people will remember.

 

[Knosis]

(it is their job to do that)

No, its not...

Not hot on the France study either. Which brands did they pick that came back with those chemical constituents?

I make my own juice so I'm not all that worried about whats in it. There may be some residual machining or manufacturing fluids still in the units, but that's why I wash all my stuff first. Plus as being machinist I have gotten way more on my skin and in my eyes than I'll prob ever get from a ecig device.

 

[Gautama]

BS on the France study.
Not crazy about this clip at all. Ends with a negative note. That is what people will remember.

Amen! I usually like Discovery News, but this is just bad reporting. There's so much left out. For instance, if you're going to cite a study that finds more youth are using PV's why not state that 90% of the kids who've tried them smoke cigarettes? Also, to me, referencing the "study" that was published in that French rag nullifies the entire report. Very disappointing...

 

[Knosis]

I loved how they specifically broke it down to between 6th and 8th grade minors.

 

[TheDarthJager]

Well it could have been worse, though its certainly not helping any. I wish we'd one a least one personal who was willing to give vaping a chance rather than the media driven hype BS TV person claiming their bad to increase their ratings *sign*

 

[retired1]

Moved to Media and General News.

 

[Uma]

The presentation was great, but to end it with fear mongering is total BS.
Why can't they just say "use at your own risk". Or "you break you, you buy you". Or "if the 1% gets you, don't blame the doc!"
Bad examples, but I know what I mean.
Off for a walk to clear the cobwebs.