If there’s one thing people with interests like to do then it’s impose them on the people they love. Ramblers adore dragging their nearest and dearest up rain-soaked hillsides, artists pull their families into galleries and racing car buffs commit their kids to a lifetime of tinnitus.
There has been a lot of nonsense written about vaping over the last eighteen months by anti-ecig campaigners. To date, we have counted 19 research papers, twelve journal submissions and nine hundred and fifty-two misinformed press articles. Here is the truth; here are Stealthvape’s fantastic vape facts:
Where can the future of vaping go? Not very far, with the restrictions being imposed on both sides of the Atlantic. It is time for more out of the box thinking – and we’ve nailed it. You can only restrict devices but there are no rules about what you can do with your body. Welcome to the world of augmented vaping.
There’s no proof that vaping doesn’t cause you to grow a second head. Also, don’t you find it strange that there’s absolutely no evidence to demonstrate that toking on an ecig doesn’t make your limbs fall off? This is the kind of thing that vexes many public health experts. But is there an even greater danger? Could it be the experts themselves?
After another interface with one of the world’s worst people (I checked, there’s an official list), it struck me that maybe the best way to improve the profile of vapers within society is simply to remind them about the swarms of people who are genuinely annoying, pointless or perform meaningless functions.
The world of British politics appears to have gone war crazy. Politicians made farmyard noises and acted like they were still in Primary school as the PM said “Yes” to spending £30 Billion on potentially killing a lot of folks. Whatever you personally think about this is up to you – it’s just we thought we could offer some of our ‘outside the box’ thinking to provide a better solution.
Some times this section of the website gets a little bit more serious. As vaping has blossomed and numbers of people doing it increased, companies have had to form policies on how vapers are treated at work. You have probably noticed you employer adopting a policy for electronic cigarettes and – in all probability – it has meant being treated as if you were still a smoker.
A new broom sweeps clean, so the idiom goes, and the latest Prime Minister has really been busy with her cabinet. Out went Jeremy Hunt, widely disliked by both vapers and doctors. By quirk of circumstance, he was replaced by a new Secretary of State for Health bearing the same name. As if being called Jeremy Hunt wasn’t bad enough now the old version has to contend with not being the only one. So, we have written to the new minister in charge of vape.
The shop had been buzzing for almost three years. Gavin was forced to be prudent as his temptation was to buy a new car, but Jayne kept him focussed. “We need to invest in stock, we need to build the business,” she’d say. “The world and her wife are opening new vape businesses. If we don’t do this proper we’ll not survive.”
OK, this is going to take some doing on the part of a lot of people, but vaping needs it. In order to spread the message and encourage smokers to make the switch to vaping we are going to have to take direct action. The Tobacco Products Directive supposedly outlaws advertising the benefits of an ecig – so it’s up to us. You, me and Fat Dylan from the bus stop. It’s up to us to make vaping sexy.
