Yet Another News Report With Mis-Information

[Docliv]

They say, "Repetition builds confidence". I guess that's what the FDA/anti-ecig groups count on.

E Cigarettes: Do they work? - KFOR

 

[kristin]

Saw this yesterday and commented:

Tracy Strader, Executive Director of the tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust said, "Children do what they see, not what we say."

If that is the case, then e-cigarettes are sending the right message. Children will SEE adults making a healthier choice by using a reduced harm, smokeless alternative instead of smoking!

Children just need to be given the right message instead of being left to believe that just because something LOOKS like smoking, it's the SAME as smoking - because it's NOT!

Low-fat frozen yogurt LOOKS like ice cream, but it's NOT. Should we ban low-fat frozen yogurt so kids don't see adults eating it and think it's ok to eat too much ice cream?

 

[t9c]

Commented:

Who would YOU believe?

Someone who stands to lose revenue due to slacking tobacco, nicotine replacement therapies and pharmaceutical sales, or someone whose only interest is in improving their health?

The "we just don't know" crowd of anti's are running around like chickens in the barnyard opposing the very thing that they purport to favor...saving lives by quitting smoking. So WHY are they against something that saves lives? Follow the Money.

 

[DataPhreak]

It really does amaze me that the only people who comment on these articles are e-cigarette smokers. It's as though nobody else cares. Which means the only reason politicians are pushing anti-vape agendas are for monetary reasons. Of course, i guess i'm preaching to the choir here. ^_^