MarylinC37
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Sorry, that sounds too much like 'trendy' pro-drugs clap trap when you're missing the point of what those kind of spiked vapes are designed to do.
The case in Eltham really highlights the fact that some of these drug dealers are deliberately making these vapes strong enough to try and get kids hooked and generate more regular users with a drug dependancy. They're making them the latest trendy 'gateway' drug and they know full well what they're hoping to acheive when they give things like that out to school age teenagers.
Drug dealers have always used tactics like that but now they are doing it with vapes which now brings an additional new threat to everyone involved with vaping when Jo public sees how dangerous you can make them.
Idiots in the media are too stupid to make the connection. If someone had dropped a pill into a pint of lager and spiked it with an illegal substance the media would be talking about the 'DRUG' and not the pint of lager. But when someone effectively does the same thing with a spiked vape the media were focused on the vape instead of the drug.
I challenge any of you to go back and look at the actual news reports in the media after the Eltham incident. They brought in so-called 'experts' who only talked about the dangers of vaping and totally forgot all about the illegal drug that someone had filled them with.
The case in Eltham really highlights the fact that some of these drug dealers are deliberately making these vapes strong enough to try and get kids hooked and generate more regular users with a drug dependancy. They're making them the latest trendy 'gateway' drug and they know full well what they're hoping to acheive when they give things like that out to school age teenagers.
Drug dealers have always used tactics like that but now they are doing it with vapes which now brings an additional new threat to everyone involved with vaping when Jo public sees how dangerous you can make them.
Idiots in the media are too stupid to make the connection. If someone had dropped a pill into a pint of lager and spiked it with an illegal substance the media would be talking about the 'DRUG' and not the pint of lager. But when someone effectively does the same thing with a spiked vape the media were focused on the vape instead of the drug.
I challenge any of you to go back and look at the actual news reports in the media after the Eltham incident. They brought in so-called 'experts' who only talked about the dangers of vaping and totally forgot all about the illegal drug that someone had filled them with.