JoeSmart
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- Sep 16, 2013
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Im quite happy for people to disagree with me, but if theyre seeing my opinion as a personal attack on them then Id like to point out that it isnt.
Ive said my opinion.....vaping in public places should have the same restrictions as cigarettes....end of.
I'll leave you kiddies to play ;-)
And yet the restrictions on smoking in public places, if applied to vaping, are something you'd still complain about. I find very few bars or pubs where the smoking area is far enough away from the entrance that the smoke doesn't waft in. The same goes for walking past any indoor public establishment, the door is surrounded by smokers and we are forced to walk through that every day.
Yet you complain more vocally about vaping than smoking because it is "new" the change is something you don't like. Yiu think that because we exhale a visible substance that we must be grouped with smokers and regulations applied as such.
If that is the approach you take then people who drink coffee every morning should be sent to a "caffeine anonymous" group. Anybody who drives a car should require training in a formula vehicle. When riding s pedal bike you should require full leather motorbike kit.
The point here is that just because some similarities are shared with smoking they are by no means the same thing and should not be regulated as if they are.
If everything was classified on vague similarities you may end up in prison or dead because you know, you're a human and you dislike some people, Hitler was the same. So by your logic you should be treated and regulated just as Hitler was just for sharing similarities.