I've been trying to think of some reasons why an ECF member would not be a member of CASAA. This is what I've come up with so far:
1) "I don't want them to have my address."
If you've been vaping for more than a day and have ordered anything online, chances are Fasttech, Discount Vapers, Mad Vapes, etc. not only have your address, but you trust them with your CREDIT CARD number, as well. Does anyone else see the flaw in that logic?
2) "I don't want to 'get involved.'"
You don't have to 'get involved.' Of course, it'd be great if you do, but it is NOT required.
3) "I don't want to (or can't) donate any money."
You don't have to donate. Of course, it'd be great if you do, but it is not required and I have NEVER been solicited for donations.
4) "I don't like free stuff."
I'm sure there is a way to decline the cartos that are generously being given away. See reference to the giveaway thread above.
5) "I'm too self-involved to be worried about whether vaping is overly regulated and/or banned."
Really? If you are really that self involved, I would think that would make you MORE worried about how banning/regulating ecigs will impact YOU. Be self-centered and sign up for CASAA so that legislation doesn't impose on YOUR privilege to vape.
6) "One more member isn't going to make a difference."
Do you vote? "One person" rarely makes a difference when it comes to elections, so why bother voting? Or going to work or school? In your mind, one person can't make a difference, so why bother getting out of bed?
7) "I'm stubborn and don't like being forced or coerced to do anything."
If you don't want to be forced to stop vaping, or if you don't want to be forced to vape unflavored 4mg juice, or if you don't want to be forced to pay a $20 copay for 1ml of juice, I'm guessing you'll find solace in the fact that you weren't FORCED to join CASAA.
Please feel free to add to the list of concerns. Maybe someone here can alleviate your concern(s).