I quit smoking cigarettes ten years ago and only because I switched to vaping. If they banned it I'd go back to tobacco. In an ideal world I'd do neither, but I

I quit smoking cigarettes ten years ago and only because I switched to vaping. If they banned it I'd go back to tobacco. In an ideal world I'd do neither, but I've been doing it for so long and I just get a lot of satisfaction out of it that's hard to replace. If we want to discuss banning things that are unhealthy, destructive, or unsightly; there's a very long list of things we should tackle first. There's a nickel plant next to my house that's been fined about 8 times in the past few years for excessive emissions and that's just an example within a mile of where I live. Don't even get me started on phthalates or plastics.