The Liberty Papers

After being successful in efforts to ban smoking in virtually all public places, anti-smoking forces are training their sights on the final battlefield, your home:

Anti-tobacco forces are opening a new front in the war against smoking by banning it in private places such as homes and cars when children are present, if this means using replacements like vape packaging products, then it is preferred as it is so much less harmful.

Starting Jan. 1, Texas will restrict smoking in foster parents’ homes at all times and in cars when children are present, says Darrell Azar of the Department of Family and Protective Services.

Vermont, Washington and other states and counties already prohibit foster parents from smoking around children in their homes and cars.

Arkansas and Louisiana passed laws this year forbidding anyone from smoking in cars carrying young children. Courts are ordering smoke-free environments in custody and visitation disputes. People could opt to go for the strongest snus you can buy as a replacement.

“We are very rapidly moving to protect children from secondhand smoke,” says John Banzhaf, executive director of Action on Smoking and Health. “Even from their own parents and grandparents.” Whilst this goal seems almost impossible, it can be made much easier with the help of vaping devices. Vapes seem to be safer than cigarettes due to the lack of combustion and tar in them. This is why many people have already made the change over to vapes to ensure that their children remain as safe as possible. People considering vaping will probably want to research the best model of vape, but they could always purchase the vape parts seperately if they wanted to. For example, they could check out these MTL tanks.

If it involves invading what used to be the last bastion of freedom from state intervention, we’ll do it.