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> then go on saying that it's bad for humans at the levels found in cigarettes or e-liquids Is it bad to jump to conclusions that it's safe and everybody else
by mpdehaan2 11y ago
> then go on saying that it's bad for humans at the levels found in cigarettes or e-liquids
Is it bad to jump to conclusions that it's safe and everybody else should be happy inhaling your exhaust believing so?
What someone does in their own homes is fine, though this thread was discussing vaping-exhaust being fine in public, and I don't believe people have that right.
Smoking was predominent in restaurants and public areas a while back and we thought it would be impossible to go away, and now that it has, it's been absolutely fantastic.
This is basically just a "safer", not "safe" method that still affects people in a given area.
I'd rather people just use patches or something else rather than vaping down the street, in malls, or sidewalks. This would be completely fine - mind you - that it is likely to have very negative health consequences to those people.
- tripzilch 11y ago> What someone does in their own homes is fine Why? Vaping e-cigs in your own home is merely a bunch of orders of magnitude less harmful than doing it in your face. And according to your reasoning so far, several orders of magnitude less harmful, means you should only be mildly less concerned about that. Quickly, I hear someone's burning plastic in China.
- surement 11y ago> Is it bad to jump to conclusions that it's safe and everybody else should be happy inhaling your exhaust believing so? Are you sure you replied to the right comment? I don't see how any of this relates to what I said. Also, by all means, please show me studies linking nicotine (outside of cigarette smoke) to serious health problems. http://www.wsj.com/articles/SB10001424052748703749504576172380613419382 http://www.wsj.com/articles/SB100014240527487037495045761723... Then tell me how much nicotine one would ingest from second-hand vaping in public places. Harm by homeopathy?