Am I missing something here?

[robby]

Mar 17, 2015 20:49:18 GMT markm said:

For many, deciding to vape is exercising their right to choice.
There are many in tobacco control wish to remove that choice.
I am always worried when people who vape suggest that it's ok
to take choices away from other vapers. This may overtly, or implied
By casting derision and scorn on other vapers choices.
For me there is only one issue, the right to vape, which is the
Right to enjoy nicotine without the risks conferred by burning tobacco.

I totally agree, but I would suggest that a vaper producing clouds in in a bar or restaurant that allows vaping is going to lead to complaints from other customers in that bar or restaurant possibly leading to a ban there, many other situations can be seen in a bad light by non smokers who wont understand that it is harmless , no matter how much you reassure them that it is safe. Blowing out clouds as you are walking down a street while shopping will also lead to a negative impact on vaping, while normal vaping would be at worst seen visually as a cigarette. Just my opinion, but seems common sense to me.

[Tom]

Sorry guys, loving my goblin

[Get Off My Cloud]

Mar 18, 2015 13:50:35 GMT robby said:

Mar 17, 2015 20:49:18 GMT markm said:

For many, deciding to vape is exercising their right to choice.
There are many in tobacco control wish to remove that choice.
I am always worried when people who vape suggest that it's ok
to take choices away from other vapers. This may overtly, or implied
By casting derision and scorn on other vapers choices.
For me there is only one issue, the right to vape, which is the
Right to enjoy nicotine without the risks conferred by burning tobacco.

I totally agree, but I would suggest that a vaper producing clouds in in a bar or restaurant that allows vaping is going to lead to complaints from other customers in that bar or restaurant possibly leading to a ban there, many other situations can be seen in a bad light by non smokers who wont understand that it is harmless , no matter how much you reassure them that it is safe. Blowing out clouds as you are walking down a street while shopping will also lead to a negative impact on vaping, while normal vaping would be at worst seen visually as a cigarette. Just my opinion, but seems common sense to me.

Not just non smokers but smokers get pissy too that vapers are allowed to fill the place with their fog but they have to go outside to smoke.

[letsavit]

Anymore than 15 watts is not cool, it's not big and it's not clever in my opnion.








































I vape at 15watts ...