I Don’t Like It
Let’s be honest, this is about the limit to ecig objections.
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by Dave Cross
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“I was guilty of falling into the vaping trap,” said the almost anonymous Uncle Louie in a piece carried by Huffington Post Business. Vaping is a trap, you see. It’s a snare, a con, a deceit – and anybody loading an atomiser with liquid ought to be feeling the pangs of remorse that would otherwise accompany carrying out an illicit affair or working as an investment banker.
As well as being an alleged “entertainment impresario”, Uncle is now an authority on business and ecigs following his dalliance with the juice. “Not all business is good business,” he adds prior to stating: “some vapour dealers are sharks,” directly under a picture of Vaporshark Electronic Cigarettes. That’s got to be a pretty brave thing to do in a country as litigious as America.
“As a gadget guy, when I saw these new vaping devices, I had to have one, or two, or three... or a whole collection of them! I also perceived them as a means to smoke without the side effects of conventional smoking. Specifically, I thought that using them was like smoking a cigarette but without any negative impacts to my health.”
You, Mr Louie, are a mistaken. If you believed for one second that there were NO drawbacks to vaping then you failed to do your due diligence – and that is something anyone purporting to be an expert on business out to be skilled in. No responsible manufacturer or vendor makes such a claim.
He goes on to talk about his palpable anxiety of not having his vaping kit with him, ran out of power or had full pockets. “At the time though, I wasn't smoking cigarettes, and just thought that from time to time I could enjoy a nice scotch and a good vape with some flavoured e-liquid.”
The entertainer’s stupidity continues unabated: “Here is the kicker that is most disappointing about vaping; they may actually create something similar to second-hand smoke. It's referred to as "passive vaping" and despite e-cigs being portrayed as not being harmful to those breathing their second-hand vape, some experts say the vape may actually contain tiny particles of heavy metals and substances that can damage the lungs!”
From a position of ignorance when he began he has now read one article originating in California and is now an authority. A sage who believes the FDA and government should act to ban vaping in public and all mention on social media.
And he probably wants ice cream covered in marshmallow and 100s & 1000s.
Dave Cross
Journalist at POTVDave is a freelance writer; with articles on music, motorbikes, football, pop-science, vaping and tobacco harm reduction in Sounds, Melody Maker, UBG, AWoL, Bike, When Saturday Comes, Vape News Magazine, and syndicated across the Johnston Press group. He was published in an anthology of “Greatest Football Writing”, but still believes this was a mistake. Dave contributes sketches to comedy shows and used to co-host a radio sketch show. He’s worked with numerous start-ups to develop content for their websites.
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