I will beat a MF with their own fucking shoes bringing the cocktail of chemicals near my child
why. we dont even really know whats in it so who cares.
Because we don’t know what the fuck is in them. There are no regulations relating to them, so they could have all the nast shit that was in cigarettes, along with literally anything else you can think of.
yeah but maybe they dont. and theyre not cigarettes theyre like electronic and different and also some of the flavors are like candy so its basically made for babies they love it
Have NONE of y'all heard about secondhand smoking. Just because it’s different than cigarettes does not mean it’s risk free.
Young LGBTQ+ people are one of the demographics vapes are disproportionately marketed to btw, along with people of color. These companies want your money, and they don’t care about what they have to do to your body to get it, or how much cancer it gives you. They want you addicted. I repeat, vapes aren’t your friend, they are capitalism trying to take advantage of you.
a lot of vapes are fruit flavored as well which means you get vitamins and nutritions and shit from it so they increase your health actually, i wish you people would do your research before commenting on my poats…
uh quite sure “fruit flavored” doesnt mean “has actual fruit and/or the beneficial things inside actual fruit”
Then how come i feel so good when im done vaping if not for the fruit vitamins
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I’m gonna put it here, just in case some people didn’t know or haven’t been noticing doing it, but saying you “have to walk on eggshells” around people of colour is a racist microaggression and you and your “discomfort” shall not be coddled. Usually you’re uncomfortable because you can’t say whatever you want and that whatever you want is frequently either incorrect, inaccurate or offensive.
It also gives you an excuse to not do your research on the matters you’re speaking of before you speak, because you feel that you just have the right to speak on anything just because and when it ends up showing your biases, that are most likely unaddressed, and people point it out, you might get defensive. If you want to “help the cause”, what people of colour need from you is support and, honestly, silence, it’s not always your time to speak.
Not only that, but because often after the (usually white or white presenting) person says that, they then get coddled or seen as being mistreated, because a person of colour corrected them or tried to defend themselves. The consequence of that is people of colour being pushed into silence and made to feel feel like they cannot speak for themselves.
It’s a tactic that upholds white privilege and puts white fragility on the spotlight, but still, people have a hard time picking that up. It’s frustrating sometimes seeing white people being treated as the authority on people of colour’s experiences or being heard and given the spotlight more than the group that’s being addressed.
About intentions of things people say: if you truly didn’t mean to be racist and your intention is to become anti-racist, then you should be willing to listen, learn and do better next time, instead of getting defensive and going on about how people of colour are mean to you when you’re “trying to help”.
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