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So yeah I thought I'd raise the topic here about what part vapes and vaping will play in the cause to leaglise the good herb. It's just that it seems to me that one of the main problems with the image of weed is the smoking of it. Most people don't think about the other delivery methods, because, hey, in the vast majority of cases, weed is indeed smoked.
I mean why legalise something that is smoked when tobacco is bad enough (and of course marijuana must be worse than tobacco, or otherwise it wouldn't be illegal, right?). But I think that the more popular vaping becomes, and the more awareness is built up about it, the less power the whole smoking thing will have as a demon to scare people away from legalising weed.
Mind you, the downside with the increase in awareness about vapes is that people are going to start to know what vapourists are doing, which is going to make public vaping in prohibitionist jurisdictions a different matter from the easy stealth activity it can be now. But then since you're not producing any offending smoke, it might make people a bit less likely to make an issue out of it. But it's going to be like this eventually. It's inevitable, I believe, as vaping is hardly some kind of short-lived niche craze.
So as the world hub for all matters regarding vapourisation, it seems to me that FC in particular may play a major part in defeating the war against weed. And with legal weed and hemp, we can treat the ill, cure cancer, power our transport, feed the world, end poverty, repair the environment, and wear tie-dye clothes and go barefoot and put flowers in our hair and hold hands and dance in large circles in sunny meadows.
I mean why legalise something that is smoked when tobacco is bad enough (and of course marijuana must be worse than tobacco, or otherwise it wouldn't be illegal, right?). But I think that the more popular vaping becomes, and the more awareness is built up about it, the less power the whole smoking thing will have as a demon to scare people away from legalising weed.
Mind you, the downside with the increase in awareness about vapes is that people are going to start to know what vapourists are doing, which is going to make public vaping in prohibitionist jurisdictions a different matter from the easy stealth activity it can be now. But then since you're not producing any offending smoke, it might make people a bit less likely to make an issue out of it. But it's going to be like this eventually. It's inevitable, I believe, as vaping is hardly some kind of short-lived niche craze.
So as the world hub for all matters regarding vapourisation, it seems to me that FC in particular may play a major part in defeating the war against weed. And with legal weed and hemp, we can treat the ill, cure cancer, power our transport, feed the world, end poverty, repair the environment, and wear tie-dye clothes and go barefoot and put flowers in our hair and hold hands and dance in large circles in sunny meadows.
