I do wonder who most of the ultimate corporate owners of the companies that make “Electronic Cigarettes” and their fluids REALLY are…hummm….trace the paper trails, folks.
Tobacco companies are still getting subsidies from taxpayers.
There is a loophole in child labor laws for agriculture that was intended to apply to the children that work on the family farm. This was expanded to allow non-family children to work on farms too. The really awful thing is that child labor is allowed on tobacco farms so kids too young to smoke can just absorb the poison right through their skin and breathe in the plant fumes directly.
Nicotine is as, if not MORE, addictive than heroin and other opiates. Cannabis, especially the CBD factor, are not addictive, but excellent medicine, which nicotine is not. It also is typical of our politics that nicotine ads are banned, huge amounts spent to combat tobacco use, smoking or chew, while Tobacco remains one of our most highly subsidised farm products. Hmm, the NRA pushes guns about the same way.
I smoked for 25 years. I smoked 3 packs of Camel non-filtered a day. I quit 34 years ago. Were it not for the health problems of smoking, I’d SPEED to the closest store to buy a carton!
streetbeater about 6 years ago
Pushers gotta push
Masterskrain Premium Member about 6 years ago
I do wonder who most of the ultimate corporate owners of the companies that make “Electronic Cigarettes” and their fluids REALLY are…hummm….trace the paper trails, folks.
Radish the wordsmith about 6 years ago
And the pills that mother gives you don’t do anything at all.
Andylit Premium Member about 6 years ago
Bitch all you want. The bottom line is that vaping eliminates the hundreds of toxic chemicals found in burning tobacco.
Yes, they still get their nicotine, but the carcinogens are gone. That has to be worth something.
Radish the wordsmith about 6 years ago
The State of Washington is the best pot dealer I’ve ever had.
Nantucket Premium Member about 6 years ago
Tobacco companies are still getting subsidies from taxpayers.
There is a loophole in child labor laws for agriculture that was intended to apply to the children that work on the family farm. This was expanded to allow non-family children to work on farms too. The really awful thing is that child labor is allowed on tobacco farms so kids too young to smoke can just absorb the poison right through their skin and breathe in the plant fumes directly.
toahero about 6 years ago
The worst part is it’s working.
Dtroutma about 6 years ago
Nicotine is as, if not MORE, addictive than heroin and other opiates. Cannabis, especially the CBD factor, are not addictive, but excellent medicine, which nicotine is not. It also is typical of our politics that nicotine ads are banned, huge amounts spent to combat tobacco use, smoking or chew, while Tobacco remains one of our most highly subsidised farm products. Hmm, the NRA pushes guns about the same way.
robert423elliott 5 months ago
I smoked for 25 years. I smoked 3 packs of Camel non-filtered a day. I quit 34 years ago. Were it not for the health problems of smoking, I’d SPEED to the closest store to buy a carton!