I'm glad I'm not the only one that felt "off" by this. I knew this was wrong in a number of ways, but I didn't have enough information, as I'm still a new vaper, but I knew eliquids and vaping couldn't be banned because you CANNOT be harrassed, arrested, or have your supplies confiscated, regardless if they have nicotine or not. They can, however - be seized by customs if there is nicotine in the eliquid (even if it's 0mg) if shipped from out of country. I also knew a lot of the information just seemed wrong and inflated to suit their own desires. I did look around the building, and it is a Mental Health building - however - there was still no sign of anti-smoking campaigns anywhere, other than "ways to quit" pamphlets on the second floor which is addictions - which is where this poster SHOULD HAVE BEEN POSTED. Will children see the poster? Probably not, will parents? A large majority of our members smoke - so all I see this as just fear mongering. They have since "moved" the poster next to the elevator, but that's still not where it belongs - and it's full of inaccurate information.
Do the d**m research! Get your facts straight, leave me alone. We go to our program because we have enough of our own issues to deal with, I don't need to fight a war and risk losing my mind because they want to get uppity.
