That actually reassured me. 
Since they usually tend to stand on the exact opposite side of reality, it just confirmed to me that I am on the right side. 
Plus, if they state something so strongly, it might encourage the other side to look into things more deeply.
However, if Tisza continues on this path, then they have lost me.
It is unacceptable to me that by putting e-cigarettes at a competitive disadvantage, 25,000–28,000 people die every year from smoking-related illnesses.
At least half of this could be avoided if the transition to vaping were state-supported.
Just like it was back in the day with the British.