[Oshkalaboomboom]

Anything Conservatives don’t like, even things some Liberals don’t like but Progressives do, will create an “underground” market, be it drugs or back alley abortions. File this under same old same old.

[alloysteel]

Much like marijuana. Prohibition only made the product even MORE sought after, and a large illicit market grew up, fueled by a typical degree of rebellion and flouting of the law.

Legalize it and tax the hell out of it.

[mmichaels1970]

but attempts to ban vaping products runs an even greater risk of exposing individuals to higher risk alternatives in an unregulated black market.

Which, from what I understand, was what has been killing people in the first place. Kids getting THC-laced, underground flavored pods.

So a ban, will only exacerbate the problem.

[Leep]

If there is no risk of “second hand smoke” i don’t care.
Except it is the same as any “drug” or carcinogen (marijuana) ..later on when the user has health issues they should not be entitled to health care...live with your choice or quit.
Although, i know that is not what will happen..As it always is...other people will pay for other people’s poor choices.

[LouAvul]

As an aside, marijuana is outlawed federally. The feds (FDA, USDA, etc) have no protocol in place to inspect growing conditions. Marijuana growers can use any kind of crap to grow their dope. Even, literally, human crap.

Plus pesticides, herbicides, heavy metals, contaminated water, etc.

And people are ingesting this. Yeah, it's harmless. /s

"Smoking tobacco is bad, m'kay? But pot is harmless."

Yeah. Got it.

[Jane Long]

That’s racist, to say only blacks would vape, with a prohibition.
~ AOC

/s

[qam1]

Yeah let’s ban Vaping and Online Gambling and Lightbulbs

I’m so happy to be part of the party of smaller government

[Impy]

Going after vaping while cigarettes are still legal is pretty retarded.

[Svartalfiar]

I’m still confused what part of the Constitution empowers the FedGov to ban any kind of vaping product?

What’s so different about vapes from alcohol, that one required a Constitutional amendment, while the other can be banned willy-nilly?