‘I fought the vaping law and I won’

[5150sick]

http://www.therakyatpost.com/news/2015/12/26/i-fought-the-vaping-law-and-i-won/

 

[PuffPuffPass]

And since nicotine does not have any pharmacological effect, meaning it does not alter the function of mind or body, it means if you vape on this and it doesn’t change the way you behave, your mind or your body,

Not exactly true. It acts kind of like Haloperidol. It keeps me from strangling idiots every day.

 

[5150sick]

Not exactly true. It acts kind of like Haloperidol. It keeps me from strangling idiots every day.

Haldol? man I took that for a couple months about a decade ago and that shit knocked me the fuck out.
It also knocked a good 30 to 40 points off of my IQ.
I just stick with clonazepam, pain meds, and nicotine now.

 

[Neunerball]

"....In 2009, Ray Story, the founder of the United States-based Tobacco Vapor Electronic Cigarette Association (TVECA), began the multi-million dollar battle to have the devices to be re-categorised from a pharmaceutical product to a tobacco product and won the year after, which changed the face of the vaping industry in the years that followed...."

So, it's Ray Story's fault, that it is considered a tobacco product!

 

[HRC]

That's what I was thinking to.

 

[PuffPuffPass]

"....In 2009, Ray Story, the founder of the United States-based Tobacco Vapor Electronic Cigarette Association (TVECA), began the multi-million dollar battle to have the devices to be re-categorised from a pharmaceutical product to a tobacco product and won the year after, which changed the face of the vaping industry in the years that followed...."

So, it's Ray Story's fault, that it is considered a tobacco product!

Trying to get this regulated as a medical device most certainly meant vaping would die a swift and painful death. Even an aspirin can't meet the current FDA requirements.