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Hopefully they can keep it from getting made illegal... I haven't even gotten my PV yet lol 
If they make it illegal its gonna be more expensive to pv than it is to smoke cigarettes.
This mess is actually kinda sad. I think people were really just too stupid to realize that when they let ole Anslinger and the alcohol enforcement guys and all their cronies amongst the petrochem and legal drug markets (tob and alc) start the drug war that they were allowing a very bad precedent, a precedent that said the US gov't can cut away at the citizens' constitutional rights as long as it was "for the people." Lol. Meaning as long as they can come up w/ a string of words accusing a product of being unhealthy, of causing violence, whatever, that our "elected representatives" can eliminate any products that compete with the business of the men who paid their way into office and consequently bought their votes.
Still though, if its just illegal in China hopefully someone in the US will have the good sense to start manufacturing them. It's not complicated equipment after all. If worse comes to worse though we just need someone to make the liquid, vaporizers are already easy to get hold of, they sell them at pretty much every head shop (handhelds too, though they're not as compact and sexy as our cig-shaped vaporizers).
Here's to hopin' that our gov't suffers one of its rare setbacks in the process of turning us from completely free self-owned and self-governing human beings into just another of the nation's critical resources that must be "protected." I seriously doubt it, though, I think they're going to keep on pushing the line until they go too far and incite revolution (that'll be about thirty seconds after they announce any gun-confiscation laws hehe).
If they make it illegal its gonna be more expensive to pv than it is to smoke cigarettes. This mess is actually kinda sad. I think people were really just too stupid to realize that when they let ole Anslinger and the alcohol enforcement guys and all their cronies amongst the petrochem and legal drug markets (tob and alc) start the drug war that they were allowing a very bad precedent, a precedent that said the US gov't can cut away at the citizens' constitutional rights as long as it was "for the people." Lol. Meaning as long as they can come up w/ a string of words accusing a product of being unhealthy, of causing violence, whatever, that our "elected representatives" can eliminate any products that compete with the business of the men who paid their way into office and consequently bought their votes.
Still though, if its just illegal in China hopefully someone in the US will have the good sense to start manufacturing them. It's not complicated equipment after all. If worse comes to worse though we just need someone to make the liquid, vaporizers are already easy to get hold of, they sell them at pretty much every head shop (handhelds too, though they're not as compact and sexy as our cig-shaped vaporizers
). Here's to hopin' that our gov't suffers one of its rare setbacks in the process of turning us from completely free self-owned and self-governing human beings into just another of the nation's critical resources that must be "protected." I seriously doubt it, though, I think they're going to keep on pushing the line until they go too far and incite revolution (that'll be about thirty seconds after they announce any gun-confiscation laws hehe).
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