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PewDiePie Conspiracy Theories Spread After Surprise Announcement, Flavored E-Cig Ban Coming, & More

PewDiePie Conspiracy Theories Spread After Surprise Announcement, Flavored E-Cig Ban Coming, & More

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PewDiePie Conspiracy Theories Spread After Surprise Announcement, Flavored E-Cig Ban Coming, & More Dex Luther: I don't know about in the US, but here you have to be 18+ to buy an e-cig or vaping product. Sure, like actual cigarettes that doesn't stop all kids from getting them since all they need is a parent, older family member or friend to pretty much bypass that. It does reduce it though, and puts the responsibility on who ever bought it for them. The availability of vape products online makes things a lot harder though. The fact that you can get vape juice without nicotine, which I would assume is what most people that weren't smokers before do, makes the argument that it's an on ramp to nicotine addiction a laughable one. The vape juices are easy to share though, so the only way I'd see a kid getting addicted to nicotine is if someone's sharing vape juice with nicotine in it with them. The biggest and most glaring issue I see with E-cigs is with the juice itself. It's everywhere and as far as I can tell is completely uncontrolled. The more responsible places I've seen have ingredient listings, but doesn't seem to be everywhere. Most responsible people do a little resource and only get juice from trusted vendors, but again it's everywhere and I wouldn't expect a kid to necessarily do that. Instead of an all out ban, I think E-cig should at most be treated like actual cigarettes and require a person be at least 18 years old to purchase them or the juice (especially the juices with nicotine. At the very least the FDA should be testing and certifying the juice manufacturers. This whole discussion came up because the juices are uncontrolled, and people are putting who knows what in them and people got sick and died. FDA certification probably won't completely stop the black market, but at some point people have to take responsibility for the shit they order from some shady website. It'll at least make the stuff kids are getting from the kiosks at the mall relatively safer.
Date: 2019-11-01

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When it comes to banning vaping it'll boost the black market, which is where most of these juices and THC/CBD cartridges that are causing illnesses and deaths are coming from. Not to mention most of these cases are THC/CBD related, which the media is not reporting - they just lump it all together. Look at UK studies, they show that vaping using nicotine juices is a safer alternative to cigarettes and is a good stepping stone to quit consuming nicotine all together. I am a former smoker and vaping with flavored juices (made in the US and sold in vape shops) help me quit and I'm on my way to quitting vaping itself and all CBD cartridges I purchase come from dispensaries and those do not contain vitamin E oil (which is toxic to consume and is in many black market juices and cartridges. Patches and gum did NOTHING for me and I went back to cigarettes every time until I tried vaping. My fiance smoked cigarettes since he was 14 and was able to quit 14 years later thanks to a red sour candy flavored juice and plans on quitting that soon and every cartridge he purchased from dispensaries is quality and you know what's in them. My mom has been a smoker on and off since she was a teenager and was able to quit thanks to flavored juice as well and her CBD comes from dispensaries or health food stores and has had NO issues either. Banning these thing will only cause more issues and illnesses and kids will find a way to get their hands on black market crap products because its easier and cheaper. Keep the shops accountable for who they sell to, but don't ruin it for those who need it as a helpful tool to quit smoking.
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I don't know if I am the only one who noticed (and call me conspiracy theorist if you must) but I am 99% sure Phil only included Tim Pool in the Pewds Story to make him look bad. Because I noticed a Trend of people that can't be attacked because they don't show any weaknesses in their commentaries coincedentally being included every time they go against the general opinion (if you look at Tims: Not the bigger man, without any nuance it seems like a rude thing to say. And even though Tim Pool almost always supports Pewds, Phil left any context that could indicate it out)Little Bonus: Most of the time something like this is done Phil includes a bad hot take of the person being made look bad or someone completely unrelated to them right afterwards to give the impression that they have something in common or are connected
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No He has always been on his knees. That is why he has a tatoo and that is why he is famous/ pushed to be the biggest star on a crypto-jew owned medium/msm. The reason he backs down is the psy-op: Publickly struck down by the almighty god of Virtue/ SJW. Everybody, even the mighty alt-right will and must bow down to soros-jew-communism and inhumanity. Pewdiepie is part of the psy-op. He is famous and allowed to be famous, by the same degenerates who own and push the other side. Joachim/ Boasz. There is no war/ differnece between men/ humen. We have all the same shared intrest. Hilarity and some good ol' dank memes. In peace and hilarity we must hippety-hop and hand in hand together the future in. Dues Vult, the holding hand part. For we are all born the sodomite lifestyle, ain't we not.
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now what do you have to say? He came out and confessed he was advised to. Advised by who? Since when does Felix have an adviser and why was ADL being pushy about the donation claiming the very next day that his donation hadnt arrived yet as if they are somehow entitled to his money and as if they were trying to make him look bad for not paying the donation on the same day that he posted the video. I mean seriously? Theres more to this than meets the eye and I honestly question all of this with deep concern. I theorize that he was advised by either youtube in an enclosed letter that came with his award or was advised by ADL for some reason and he for an even more mysterious reason almost gave in to it. Proud of him though for staying true to his true self in the end
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Yes please do remove the glorification of smoking in any form. People who smoke are not doing it because it tastes like. fill in the blank. People who are NOT addicted should not be doing it because it tastes like. fill in the blank. It should not be a kool thing. It should not be a great thing. It is a thing I am currently trying to quit. I wish I could go back in time and NOT pick up that first cigarette. You will wish you didn't pick up your vape. It's not something that carries on and gets better. It's something that carries on and you regret it. Try not to be one of those who do. Deaths are happening whether it's legal or not. The legal stuff is no better but you move it out of the legal spectrum and less people are likely to get a hold of it.
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PewDiePie made a very necessary and mature move - if your name is being associated with right-wing extremism you have to break that connection at all costs. Felix is not a racist, but in today's climate, being extremely popular and doing something particularly edgy leaves dangerous room for misinterpretation, in this case by evil individuals. All those thinking he is 'betraying' people being censored or 'not being the bigger man' by donating to the ADL I think are only cementing the fear of extremist apologism by those organisations and the media, and CLEARLY do not understand the situation (or even worse, are making the wrong priorities here. PewDiePie wants nothing to with it, fine. He doesn't have to be a free speech warrior.
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The shooting had nothing to do with Felix, and Felix had nothing to do with that crazed lunatic. Its a shame that he ended up getting dragged into it because that monster and made him feel responsible. Especially when he had people guilt tripping him on Twitter, wrongfully so, for that incident that he had nothing to do with. Its not a matter of what would you do if this happened? when you have other people blaming you for something you didnt do when you had people making it their business to shit on him way more than he was probably already feeling. At least he confirmed that he was asked to donate instead of him being able to pick his own charity to donate to, which makes sense in his case because he was already busy.
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Cucumber Juul pods are the only reason I have been able to stop smoking cigarettes. I have tried the tobacco flavors and theyre awful to me. The flavor or tobacco wasnt why I started smoking, so companies that are trying to provide serious alternatives to adult smokers were a welcomed sight. I waited for years to see if people started keeling over dying. I have friends that have vaped for over a decade. Were not doing enough research on these products to deem them all unsafe, when we know that theyre helping people steer clear of well known diseases and cancers. Take away my flavored vape and I hate to admit it, but I will probably go back to regular cigarettes.
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I think that banning all vape flavors except tobacco and menthol then doing what Texas did and make the legal age to purchase tobacco 21 would actually be very beneficial. I worked at a gas station for a while and kids who had turned 18 the day prior would come in and buy packs of the mint juul pods, and they already had the device. At my school some kids are so addicted they have to vape in the middle of class, blowing the smoke into their shirts to hide it. Its a weird epidemic to watch unfold & I dont mind the government stepping in to do something, especially since all these things arent even FDA approved anyway.
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