Vaping is part of the solution, not part of the problem. It is a good adult decision, preventative in nature, and should be encouraged in place of smoking for those seeking alternatives. An 18 year old adult should not be criminally liable for vaping, period. Texas should not raise vaping to 21.
Why treat vaping like smoking?
Why allow discrimination against one nicotine alternative rather than all nicotine alternatives?
Why create law enforcement challenges by criminalizing vaping?
Answering these three questions we can begin to reach an agreement, vaping is not smoking and should be left at the current age restrictions. This can be done with a very simple amendment to current proposed legislation.
Vaping is part of the solution, not part of the problem. It is a good adult decision, preventative in nature, and should be encouraged in place of smoking for those seeking alternatives. An 18 year old adult should not be criminally liable for vaping, period. Texas should not raise vaping to 21.
Why treat vaping like smoking?
Why allow discrimination against one nicotine alternative rather than all nicotine alternatives?
Why create law enforcement challenges by criminalizing vaping?
Answering these three questions we can begin to reach an agreement, vaping is not smoking and should be left at the current age restrictions. This can be done with a very simple amendment to current proposed legislation.
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