How did we missed that?

[used_gear]

http://www.sfgate.com/politics/article/California-congressman-vapes-during-hearing-6823871.php


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[collateral diarrhea]

Vaping on planes is a stupid idea period. He got swag tho.

 

[wastedyears1981]

Bit daft vaping on planes.

His stupid argument about vaping on aircraft being his constitutional right, just adds fuel to the anti vapers and makes us all look daft. He could've put a better argument across about the health benefits compared to smoking, how taxing threatens the vaping community and could push people back to the evil sticks and how pushing vaping hardware into the black market could cause all kinds of safety problems.

And whether we like it or not..... batteries do vent. Imagine that bad boy venting at 30k feet and what the other passengers would be thinking.

Nope..... he comes out with the most stupid of arguments. What an eeeejit. Rant over.

 

[2minvapereviews]

I love that Ms.Miller is waving the vapour away and the bald guy at the bottom points at her like "bitch, please."

 

[edify]

I find it laughable every time I hear about someone in the US using a 230 year old piece of legislation to defend their right to be obnoxious and irritate other people. It's like the bit in Good Will Hunting where Will uses the Horse and Carriage act from the 1700's in defense of grand theft auto.

The US Constitution was drafted in a time when men were expected to behave like men, not like spoilt children.