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The Tarring of E-cigarettes | National Review Online
The Tarring of E-cigarettes | National Review Online
Try this link. It's giving me the complete article, at least for now.its behind a paywall.
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Nicnik that article link worked for me. That was a very good article, in my opinion.
thanksTry this link. It's giving me the complete article, at least for now.
What’s Driving the War on E-Cigarettes? | National Review Online
Yeah,it's Sally Satel's best yet. Here's how she ended it:
"The CDC falls squarely in the precautionist camp. It gives disproportionate weight to skeptics’ unsubstantiated claims about e-cigarettes as it minimizes their estimable benefit and foments panic. This is bad for smokers who have tried to quit and can’t, bad for the integrity of public health as a field, and bad for the credibility of the CDC, whose tarring of electronic cigarettes is a shameful violation of public trust. The introduction and technological evolution of electronic cigarettes presents a golden opportunity for the agency to show the public the necessity of weighing tradeoffs. For those who have tried and failed to quit smoking tobacco, the CDC is basically saying, “Drop dead.” Its message to them should instead be “Thank you for vaping.”
The one thing that I don't necessarily agree with is banning diacetyl. Diketones seem to have a huge role in transitioning to vaping, in that they tast incredibly good to many people. I'm not so sure that the evidence is strong enough to outright ban them, but I'm no expert. If the evidence is, or becomes convincing, I'm OK with banning.
Someone should ask him/her the same question.This quote from a politician is ironic - "I don’t know what gets you to work in the morning except the color green of dollars."
Someone should ask him/her the same question.
Nice name, BTW. I thought mine was pretty original. Oh, well.
Not just any politician either -- a ROCKEFELLER!!This quote from a politician is ironic - "I don’t know what gets you to work in the morning except the color green of dollars."
Not just any politician either -- a ROCKEFELLER!!
This quote from a politician is ironic - "I don’t know what gets you to work in the morning except the color green of dollars."
Not just any politician either -- a ROCKEFELLER!!
I don't know if I could watch it. I got worked up enough just reading it. I am furious with my senator for voting for this e cig stuff in TX. I let him know too.I subjected myself to watching him say it on video.