I think they may well be in for a surprise as there will be many what do not return to tobacco. These not returning will also lobby and rally diligently against tobacco as well. This will create a further entrenched back lash the likes of which I doubt tobacco, pharmaceutical, medical, insurance industries here in America will ever hope to see recovery. They have already lost the war, long before the now of vaping too. It was lost when they decided to profit from death.
To clarify and to head off anyone putting words in my mouth. I'm not saying those who tend to the business of caring for the dead, as in funerals and the like ought not be granted some profit. I think perhaps if they were honest they could see clear to not take as much profit. Still, I'm not saying they should not be granted a proper wage for doing a service. My point above was discussing another form of person that profits on/from death.
I originally passed this up...but started thinking....
We can't label it as a smoking cessation device... it has not been proven to be so...
However, "vaping may lead to smoking." is the reason it's getting treated like a tobacco product and banned... it has not been proven so...
So, if it hasn't been proven to lead people to smoking, which hasn't been substantiated yet, then that's the same as giving someone a speeding ticket for driving a Mustang or Corvette... because they THINK it MIGHT.....
Condemning something before any adverse harm has been proven.... that's just a wtich hunt in my eyes.