Montgomery county to ban flavored vapes

[Anonymous]

From being sold within a mile from a school library or rec center . Keep in mind the purchase age is now 21 and the county itself sells flavored booze in county owned store within those distances from schools libraries and rec centers

[Anonymous]

Did you want to open a vape shop within a mile of a school/library/rec center?

[Anonymous]

Good.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Did you want to open a vape shop within a mile of a school/library/rec center?

why is it okay to sell candy flavored vodka within those distances ?

[Anonymous]

The whole vaping ban thing has positively jumped the shark. It’s ridiculous.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Did you want to open a vape shop within a mile of a school/library/rec center?

why is it okay to sell candy flavored vodka within those distances ?

One ban at a time.

"You can buy candy-flavored vodka, so it should be ok to buy candy-flavored vapes too!" is not an argument I find persuasive.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Did you want to open a vape shop within a mile of a school/library/rec center?

why is it okay to sell candy flavored vodka within those distances ?

One ban at a time.

"You can buy candy-flavored vodka, so it should be ok to buy candy-flavored vapes too!" is not an argument I find persuasive.

Who cares what you find persuasive? It’s not up to you to decide what I put in my body. No more than I should get to decide what you can do with your body. Because maybe I’d like to ban some things you care about.

So why don’t we just agree to keep each other’s would-be laws off other’s bodies, hmmmmm?

[Anonymous]

But we definitely need to lower the voting age to 16. Makes sense. Are we going to tell them who they are allowed to vote for?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:But we definitely need to lower the voting age to 16. Makes sense. Are we going to tell them who they are allowed to vote for?

I thought it was 12? 16 sounds so Puritanical.