The elephant the room?
Go to the root of the problem, you can not try and regulate the problem out of existence (FAIL!). People, I mean KIDS, have there own minds, they make there own decisions, you cant tell a child not to do something, they`ll just want to do it MORE!
The real problem is lack of parental guidance and the break down of the traditional (Ya, I said traditional!) FAMILY structure.
The problem is spiritual. You can through all of your synthetic knowledge at it you got, you can clamp down and try to use force, WHATEVER. BIG FAIL!
If you dot go to the root, the problem will just change avenues and tactics to present itself even stronger then it did before.
While this country is trying to figure out the nicotine problem with children, it is adamantly moving towards that green stuff ... legalization. Now that`s how laughable, naive, and sarcastic our combined synthetic knowledge has gotten!!
Nicotine is the least of the problems facing today`s children, admit it, and get to the root of the problem!
If you have the moral courage to do so.
I don't agree that minors should vape. Once they are 18 they can decide if they want to do it or not.
I'm not going to address your argument about traditional family values as I'm unsure what that means or how it applies. Frankly, I think you're speaking in platitudes and I don't know what to do with that.
However, I do want to ask a question. I am not trying to be snarky here.
What is synthetic knowledge? Is that like a posteriori knowledge as opposed to a priori knowledge?
What about teens that ALREADY smoke cigarettes? Should they be allowed to switch or should they keep smoking until they are 18?
No,
You are not ready to accept the root of the problem. You know what that means, but you deflect by using the superior latin.
BTW, it is posteriori, I raised three children and have, by grace, overcome most addictive substance known to man.
Do you have children? Or are you basing your entire platform on priori knowlegde of how children behave?
Shaman, I've lost the post where you said you were getting a lot of hate in here. I don't see the hate, I see disagreement. Trust me, hate threads don't make it to 35 pages. I don't think this one has even had a mod warning in it.
Shaman, I've lost the post where you said you were getting a lot of hate in here. I don't see the hate, I see disagreement. Trust me, hate threads don't make it to 35 pages. I don't think this one has even had a mod warning in it.
I agree with this. If you want to see hate, start an "I hate Provari" thread.
It's called a long standing history, governments that have already set precedents, fda, WHO and Congress showing their true colors and an utterly stupid list of deeming regulations. (unless you're actively trying to give this new industry back to the old industry that knowingly and purposely poisoned it's customers well above and beyond what the base product could have without malicious intent)
It's common sense.
Some are too intelligent to see it.
Some are too involved to see it.
Some are too stupid to see it.
Which are you?
Sent from my device.
If these "standards" drive most of today's suppliers out of business, I think they're VERY undesirable.
I know exactly where most of the liquids I buy are made -- right in the shop that I buy them in. Unfortunately, if the FDA gets their way, they probably won't be able to offer their own liquids.
You're making interesting insinuations here without providing a shred of evidence.
Perhaps he is restricted by the forum rules that certain subject matter and/or links to sites cannot be posted.....
What is not acceptable is equating vaping goods to tobacco goods.
The "reason" tobacco is so tightly controlled/restricted is because we have been told that the negative effects far outweigh any possible positive ones. This is not the case with vaping.
I'm sorry, did you read CASAA's comments? I don't want to get into this again because I get so much hate, but they lacked any kind of substantive suggestions. I don't know if they suggested anything better at these meetings, but if they did, it was not included in their comments.
I'd like to say that it's not even close to the 10th or 11th hour. We still have months before these purposed rules go into effect. Then, there is a period, 2 years if I'm not mistaken for manufactures to finish the application process. Also, before anything else can be imposed, the FDA would have to gather data, so more research would be required.
Additionally, you have to remember the challenges to these rules that will come about. If someone gets an injunction against the FDA, then the process will be extended even further. It could be years before we see serious attempts to tax or ban flavors or whatever else.
In my opinion when they regulate it we get Chantix. No thank you.
I'll have to do that next. Those things are way overpriced!
Fixed it for you, and your welcome.
That's good! I just remember some people saying that I made them want to puke or that they were shaking with anger. Frankly, I don't care. Just thought that people were mad.
That's good! I just remember some people saying that I made them want to puke or that they were shaking with anger. Frankly, I don't care. Just thought that people were mad.
What about teens that ALREADY smoke cigarettes? Should they be allowed to switch or should they keep smoking until they are 18?
I don't completely agree that this industry is self regulating. There are known inhalation risk flavors and chemicals, yet they are still being used in e liquids. Vendors know of them, and continue using them.
Teens who already smoke cigarettes are already breaking the law. I doubt they care how the regulation on e cigarettes is drawn up. I don't think I cared when I started smoking at age 13. To argue that there should be no age limitation on the sale of nicotine based e liquids will only make the vaping community look silly in my opinion.
Sorry, I didn't know that using a term I'm familiar with to compare with a term I'm unfamiliar with to gain understanding was the same thing as deflecting.
Nothing in your reply told me what traditional family values are. I have an idea based other people I've heard talking about the same thing, but I don't know how you define them. Regardless of what you define them as, I'm still not understanding how they apply here. Even if you don't want to tell me, I would like some line of logic that shows how some sort of ambiguous ideology is related to this issue.
I don't know how my knowledge of children is relevant here. Do you really think that only people who have children can understand this issue? I can't imagine how this is true.
Also, I'm not running for office or describing my politics. I don't have a platform.
Oh yeah, the terms are a priori and a posteriori, not just priori or posteriori.