It is not vapers vaping in public places that are bringing on indoor bans, it is this:
This past weekend I went to old Sacramento, which if you've never been, has building from the early days of Sacramento, with boardwalks and shopping, horse drawn carriages, etc. On two different corners there were religious types shouting scripture. I'm not a religious man, these people were disrupting my afternoon, their voices carried pretty far. I would never think of asking them to stop though.
vaping is not a religion but I would guess that in terms of overall actual offensiveness, vaping scores lower than public sermons.
This mindset that because I might be "bothered" by something, not hurt or actually even offended, just bothered, it should be banned from happening.I'm not crying for legislation, but a bill that has been presented to protect one's choice to not be "bothered" by vape regardless of their reasons, is a pro for me.
This past weekend I went to old Sacramento, which if you've never been, has building from the early days of Sacramento, with boardwalks and shopping, horse drawn carriages, etc. On two different corners there were religious types shouting scripture. I'm not a religious man, these people were disrupting my afternoon, their voices carried pretty far. I would never think of asking them to stop though.
vaping is not a religion but I would guess that in terms of overall actual offensiveness, vaping scores lower than public sermons.