And we are quickly losing ground and running shorter and shorter on time.
Actually, it's probably already too late.
However, I would argue that...
Not vaping where you can not smoke will have two unfortunate consequences...
--Help convince the public that vaping is as bad as smoking
--Reduce the number of opportunities we have to educate
Not vaping where you can not smoke probably also serves another purpose...
--Slowing down, to some degree, the rate at which businesses will forbid vaping in their establishments
But worrying about businesses banning vaping misses the bigger picture...
Cities, counties, and even states are banning vaping faster than businesses are...
And also taking away the right for those businesses to make those decisions for themselves...
Not to mention the fact that it seems to me to be a nonsensical argument.
It's essentially saying don't vape in a business because otherwise the business may ban vaping.
When you add all that together, vaping where you can not smoke is a losing proposition that will hurt us in the long run.
DC, I have read your posts for a Long Time. And I know that you are Very Sincere about Vaping with Respect and the Harm Reduction of using an e-Cigarette.
I also think you see that there are Pro's and Con's to any Way that a Vaper uses his/her PV in Public. I think what needs to be asked is Do the Pro's outweigh the Con's? Or is it the Other way around?
And what are the Inevitable Bans that are Winnable fights?
I believe that Public Education and Acceptance is Crucial. But as both you and I know, that is going to take time. Time for Studies, Time for the FDA to make a Ruling. And Time for the General Public to Except, own the own terms, people using e-Cigarettes.
Why would any vaper want to do Anything that could Accelerate a Policy Decision?
It seems that the Longer we can go, the more that the General Population will see the Benefits of e-Cigarettes. And that their Benefits outweigh some of the Stigmas that are associated with them.