Some of those opposed to e-cigarettes
are starting to break ranks ... because they
see the handwriting on the wall reading ... "Game Over" !!
are starting to break ranks ... because they
see the handwriting on the wall reading ... "Game Over" !!
Maybe you could decipher that ...You Petrodus are a simple tobacco plantation worker-am I right ?
"E-cigs are here to stay" is purty much elementary education knowledge
"Get your 2 pre filled cartos here, equivelent to 40 cigrits dontcha know, this week on 'special offer" @ the mind blowing price of only $12-available in our world beating range of flavours-regular and sh**-O-Cigs flavour
you've never had it so good
Collect your '......o stamps' too for more and more rectal drilling-available only at Gump-world"
It's bad enough when the rubes buy that story and throw away their money on rubbish, but it's dangerous to mislead the ANTZ to believe that one pre-filled cartridge replaces several packs of smokes. Maybe that's why the EU thought that 4 mg in a ml of liquid was plenty of nicotine replacement for any smoker.
Our elected officials do have other (and let's face it, more important) things on their little minds. So do our appointed officials.
But never forget, it's business as usual for the ANTZ/PANTZ crowd. The political sky may be falling, but Stan G, the Prubot, and Mitch "I never met a cylindrical object I liked" Zeller will still be pushing their agenda.
I agree that we will still be vaping this time next year, and I believe we will because no matter what they throw at us, we will fight for our cause and we will find workarounds to their obstacles.
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True ...Yes, we (the current vaping community) will find way to compensate, but that's not what we're fighting for, and you know this already but it's worth stating for other readers. The majority of us here found our way to ECF and to vaping by using devices that were commercially available in a growing market segment. The proposed regulations, if unchanged from their previous state, will virtually kill the commercial market, limit advertising, and ban flavors. How many potential new vapers do you think will be turned off of the idea of e-cigs when their choices are severely limited?
This isn't about us. It's about the future vapers who can benefit from this technology and industry.
True ...
However, I predict the public at large will have access
to quality vape machines, flavors, and choices of nic levels.
All will work out in time and smokers will have options that will work for them.
E-cigarettes are here to stay ... not just for us but for everyone.
Q: Will there be fights in our future ??
A: Of course.
Q: Will we win ??
A: Yes ... Not maybe based on this or that ... but Yes !
The only constant in the universe ... is change.
My first PV (back in 2009) was a DSE 808 automatic Pen-style (no button)
and I thought ... Wow ... It can't get any better than this.
The future will be different than today...However, all will work out in time.
All of us would like to skip the fight but the fight is part of the journey.
One of my favorite quotes ... I think it applies to our movement.
All truth passes through three stages
First, it is ridiculed
Second, it is violently opposed
Third, it is accepted as being self-evident
Arthur Schopenhauer, German philosopher (1788 – 1860)
True ...
However, I predict the public at large will have access
to quality vape machines, flavors, and choices of nic levels.
All will work out in time and smokers will have options that will work for them.
E-cigarettes are here to stay ... not just for us but for everyone.
Q: Will there be fights in our future ??
A: Of course.
Q: Will we win ??
A: Yes ... Not maybe based on this or that ... but Yes !
Don't worry ...I am intensely concerned with the fate of those who currently smoke and are not yet familiar with ecigs or who are not yet motivated to try them. How are they going to fare faced with disruptive regulations? I predict that if the public health establishment isn't going to help them, by encouraging them to give vaping a try, we will have to do that job for them. (And I wonder, if this comes to pass, if the public health establishment will be astute enough to feel shamed...)