BBC Article: Ban on vaping in enclosed spaces pushes ahead

[FourWinds]

This is interesting to me, as it highlights a change I've seen creeping along in the UK: check out who is now against such legislation and is brave enough to say so. The headline is depressing, but the message to the public detailing who doesn't want to see a ban and who wants to see more research is great.

E-cigarette ban in enclosed spaces in Wales pushes ahead - BBC News

 

[khalidmna]

"The World Health Organisation has said their efficacy as an aid in giving up smoking is “yet to be demonstrated”, adding that it strongly advises consumers not to use e-cigarettes until national regulatory bodies have declared them both effective and safe."

Nearly every vaper has been able to quit cigarettes yet these clowns still need evidence. Shows how corrupt they are!

 

[khalidmna]

Sorry, that was from a similar headline about the ban in the Guardian yesterday:

Wales to introduce e-cigarette ban | Society | The Guardian

 

[e-pipeman]

There is a massive problem with illegal drug use in Wales. You would think that they'd want to tackle that first rather than the "soft target" that is the vaping community.

 

[EBates]

My probably over simplified answer to your question would be:
Stopping Illegal Drugs Cost Money, Stopping vaping Makes Money For BG, BT, BP