'Vaper': E-cig users see them as a less-harmful alternative

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BuGlen

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A very good article that focuses on the words of vapers, instead of the people who have no clue making assumptions:
'Vaper': E-cig users see them as a less-harmful alternative | timesfreepress.com

* I had to look up this word in the article, so I figured I'd put it here for others to reference:

proselytize
1. To induce someone to convert to one's own religious faith.
2. To induce someone to join one's own political party or to espouse one's doctrine.
v.tr. - To convert (a person) from one belief, doctrine, cause, or faith to another.
 
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Just think about the people who go door-to-door distributing copies of The Watchtower, or the handsome well-groomed young men who come to your door to tell you about the Book of Mormon.

NOTE: The picture caption annoys me.

Vintage Vapors employee Brandon White blows smoke from an e-cig.

1. Vapor is not smoke.
2. The substance is clearly exiting his nose, not coming out of the e-cig.
3. The caption gives the false impression that smoke is emitted directly from an e-cig into the surrounding area.
4. Bystanders are only exposed to exhaled vapor.
5. Several studies have shown that there are more chemicals in inhaled vapor than in exhaled vapor.
 
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I disagree with this statement:

The FDA, which has done virtually nothing regarding e-cigs to date, is expected to issue some regulations regarding them in the coming months.

See E-cigarette History


Other than those nits, it is a pretty positive story. No quotes from the ANTZ, thank you.
 
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