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antiquie

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15. Pardon?

Reply to nebenaube (Reply #13)

Fri Aug 23, 2013, 10:23 AM

Aug 2013

One of the problems with the legislation we are discussing is the use of vaporizers in private rental spaces. It should not be illegal to take one's medication in a hotel room, for example.

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Assembly Considering Legislation to Restrict Use of E-Cigarettes and Smokeless Vaporizer [View all] antiquie Aug 2013 OP

"vaporize" = force everyone else to inhale byproducts in the name of drug addiction poison msongs Aug 2013 #1

What byproducts would those be? bunnies Aug 2013 #2

.................. snappyturtle Aug 2013 #3

How so? antiquie Aug 2013 #4

as long as you own and operate a motor vehicle... nebenaube Aug 2013 #12

Thank you. antiquie Aug 2013 #14

what is sucked in is also blown out. nicotine sucked in is also blown back out. nt msongs Aug 2013 #5

There is no evidence that vaporizers pose an appreciable second-hand smoking risk to the public. Sirveri Aug 2013 #8

Your car nebenaube Aug 2013 #13

Pardon? antiquie Aug 2013 #15

But you can own a gun in a rented house or apatment Politicalboi Aug 2013 #6

I'd settle for a ban on those stupid vanilla air fresheners louis-t Aug 2013 #7

I would support that antiquie Aug 2013 #11

What a stupid bit of legislation, counter to the public good and just priggish. Bluenorthwest Aug 2013 #9

Maybe Congress is their model. antiquie Aug 2013 #10