Smoking is allowed...but vaping isn't [college campus]

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zoiDman

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How did you determine that you have "Multiple Instances of Students using"?

If you were able to determine that, then you would be able to home in exactly onto them.

It is a Hypothetical Question Caramel.

I'm not projection this on the OP's Campus. And I can Only Speak to what I Witnessed on the Campus I taught at.

So what is Your Plan?
 

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I agree with you a 100% but it should not be like this. It is extremely stupid and flawed logic. I can kill someone with a bag full of soap, or a rubber band or a car. You can smoke ANYTHING out of an apple, popcan or a paper towel roll. Should we ban these things as well? Not to be all dramatic but I think what Thomas Jefferson said goes with this kind of thinking perfectly..."those who we give up freedom for security deserve neither". It's a short slippery road to this nanny state we are becoming. It's all about PERSONAL responsibility. If some one is doing something illegal with a vaporizer (or any device for that matter) on campus or in public have them arrested. Simple as that. To blanket ban anything because someone was misusing it isn't even realistic because you can literally misuse EVERYTHING. People need to think some times (not directed at anyone here I'm just speaking of people in this country in broad terms).

I'm not Say'n it is Right or Wrong. Just What it Is.

It would be Nice if we Lived in a Place where the Few do not Screw Things Up for the Many. But I don't know of such a Place.

If I did, I Might consider Moving there.
 

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I'm not Say'n it is Right or Wrong. Just What it Is.

It would be Nice if we Lived in a Place where the Few do not Screw Things Up for the Many. But I don't know of such a Place.

If I did, I Might consider Moving there.

You say "It is what it is / move elsewhere if you don't like" and then you wonder why some people find issues with the current educational system.... :)
 

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Make sure that your measures affect only those found at fault.

It's the whole principle behind the legal system. We don't put everyone in jail "just in case".

And how Exactly will a Universities Policy do that?

I'm not trying to put you on the Spot. It's just sometimes Achieving one goal in a policy is Difficult to do without Effecting some that you would Rather Not.

So how do you Stop those putting something into an e-Cigarette that perhaps they Shouldn't without Effecting those who Only use an e-Cigarette for Harm Reduction?
 

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Great. Do you remember how exactly the perpetrators were caught?

I do.

You do Understand that I am referring to Incidents that occurred on My Campus, Right?

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So Caramel, have you had a Chance to think about what your Policy would be to Stop Individuals from using these Substances on campus Without those who just use an e-Cigarette for Harm Reduction?

Because that was the Original Question.
 

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I do.

You do Understand that I am referring to Incidents that occurred on My Campus, Right?

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So Caramel, have you had a Chance to think about what your Policy would be to Stop Individuals from using these Substances on campus Without those who just use an e-Cigarette for Harm Reduction?

Because that was the Original Question.

I would prosecute the offender to the full extent of the law and punishments available to me to make a public example of them.

Were they actually charged in criminal court
 

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And did the campus authorities prosecute the offenders? Or just use the incident to prosecute the innocent majority?

In two case, the Individuals were Prosecuted. In one other the person was Not. All were Expelled.

I'll ask you the Same Question.

If you want to Stop Individuals from using these Substances on campus, how would you go about it?
 

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In two case, the Individuals were Prosecuted. In one other the person was Not. All were Expelled.

I'll ask you the Same Question.

If you want to Stop Individuals from using these Substances on campus, how would you go about it?
I told you prosecute them and get them off campus or into jail if proper for the crime.
. It is flat wrong to prosecute the innocent for the crimes of the guilty. And taking away freedoms is prosecution.
 

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And how Exactly will a Universities Policy do that?

I'm not trying to put you on the Spot. It's just sometimes Achieving one goal in a policy is Difficult to do without Effecting some that you would Rather Not.

So how do you Stop those putting something into an e-Cigarette that perhaps they Shouldn't without Effecting those who Only use an e-Cigarette for Harm Reduction?

By arresting someone if and when they do something illegal with their Ecig and use it in public or on campus. Blanket banning things we are afraid of is a very stupid and irrational response that I wouldn't expect from a campus of higher learning like a University. CMD-ky you might be closer to the truth than I thought with your statements on the state of the educational system a couple pages back.
 
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