Until someone has proven e-cigs are unsafe the FDA and lawmakers should back off. Really, aren't the benefits of quiting smoking cigarettes self evidence and well documented. If using e-cigs gets people to quite smoking with higher efficacy than other methods(which it does), than the proof of their benefit is obvious. If nothing else, there is a
harm reduction principle at work here that makes the products worth allowing.
In the absence of proof that e-cigs are causing people harm the logic to ban them is flawed.
Should the government be taking the role of banning any product, technology or social movement until "they" have determined it is "safe" .......This philosophy does not add up to me.