This is just as wrong as the "war on some drugs." What I (or anyone else) do with my body is my business, unless it negatively impacts others (e.g., driving w

This is just as wrong as the "war on some drugs." What I (or anyone else) do with my body is my business, unless it negatively impacts others (e.g., driving while impaired, infecting others with disease, etc.). To those who would argue that this is a net good, consider that cigarettes (and vapes) are nicotine delivery systems. As such, reducing the nicotine in cigarettes would likely lead to more smoking as smokers need more cigarettes to obtain the same amount of nicotine. That would increase secondhand smoke exposure and, arguably, result in more exposure to harmful combustion products by those who aren't smoking. Stupid. Stupid. Stupid.