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I find it sad at how fast the government is acting to ban the e-cigs and vapor juices after what, 8 alleged deaths? I understand wanting to curb it before it be
by aphextim 7y ago
I find it sad at how fast the government is acting to ban the e-cigs and vapor juices after what, 8 alleged deaths? I understand wanting to curb it before it becomes a major problem...
Meanwhile some doctors are given incentive to act as literal drug pushers for certain opioid companies despite knowing all too well that many people may become addicted and eventually overdose.
Opioids - It's up to the individual to be responsible and not get addicted and use more than prescribed.
Nicotine - It's up to the government to be responsible for our youth and we need to ensure they don't fall victim to becoming addicted. Regulate everything and destroy all vape pens!
- sarcasmatwork 7y ago^This exactly! 8 deaths now? Which, CDC and others dont know the root cause yet. It seems to be an issue with e-cigs, and people smoking them excessively over and over and over. Who knows the oil they used and its quality. While those deaths are unfortunate America has bigger issues killing WAY more people daily. Look at alcohol for example. We all know how bad it is, but it gets a pass. Although, DOJ has gone after several of those responsible for "Fueling Opioid Epidemic" there is still major issues when Docs get a kickback for pushing Drug A over Drug B. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-09-11/purdue-opioid-plan-pits-state-against-state-over-epidemic-s-cost https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-09-11/purdue-op... https://www.npr.org/2019/09/19/762455218/as-drugmakers-face-opioid-lawsuits-some-ask-why-not-criminal-charges-too https://www.npr.org/2019/09/19/762455218/as-drugmakers-face-...