Thatâs exactly what I associated this with ![]()
But I have referred to this many times ![]()
You know, I am precisely not the one who âjustâ bought something ![]()
Only positively forward and onward ![]()
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But these are not specifically protesting against the tobacco law.

We donât take it literally. But it is also included in the list of restrictions.
Signed, shared.
This concerned care somehow never extends to our livelihood⊠. It is annoying that the current authority is incapable of treating adult society as adults! What business is it of anyoneâs whether I vape or smoke if I am not harming others with it? I am an adult, why canât I make the decisions regarding my life, my health, and my body myself? Am I even a free person if I cannot make these decisions for myself?
Letâs not abandon the French ones; since everything else closed down in the neighborhood, Iâve been shopping there!

In a French Discord/Facebook group, following the news about the announced taxes and the cessation of online sales, there was already a debate about how the main goal is not to penalize vapers, but rather to exclude online shops from this huge business. Obviously, not everything has been decided yet, but the signs are telling. ![]()
Graft and deflection are happening everywhere.
I donât like Origo. But unfortunately, they write a bit more detailed here.
The European Union would tighten regulations, science protests â a new front has opened in the nicotine war - ORIGO Az EurĂłpai UniĂł szigorĂtana, a tudomĂĄny tiltakozik â Ășj front nyĂlt a nikotinhĂĄborĂșban - ORIGO
Living through many storms, it is tragicomic to experience the lobby that they try to force down our throats, citing health and environmental protection, regulating, and hiding in its shadow, knowing and feeling that it represents the economic interests of a narrow circle.
Practically, humanity on our planet (our mouths are suitable for smoking tobacco products) and methane-farting cows⊠now seriously, eggs are sometimes deadly, sometimes depending on the businessâŠ
The right to life versus Taygetus⊠tangible in several countries. This is nothing more than spitting in the face of thoughtless, hasty, one-directional laws.
Calling upon the sensitivity factor, does the fate of curable but expensive children depend on charity or a decision deemed useful by politics at the moment?
There is a paradoxical situation here, regarding euthanasia and DĂĄniel KarsaiâŠ
There are those who want to live, but it is expensive, and we turn our backs, and there are those who accept the limits of medical science to end their own and their family membersâ suffering, butâŠ
Have we found our less harmful self-rewarding passion that helps survival and provides opportunity in the 21st century, but in doing so, have we stuck our hands into something� !
When they said if you donât like it, you can leave. But where to go???
Because here I am Balkan, there Western. Here left-wing, there right-wing. I am green, I am an environmental polluter. Materialist, idealist. Here they donât like my face, there they donât like my religion, what I do, what I want to do, how I do it.
I want to live, not just survive! A hobby, passion, and a job for myself. But no, because something always sticks in someoneâs craw.
My passion/hobby/work is dangerous, deadly, ridiculous, unhealthy, incompatible, despicable, subject to lawsuits, stigmatized, worthless. The negative voices are louder in the media.
KodĂĄly method: stand up, straighten yourself, deep breath into the lungs, lift your head, smile and say: To hell with it. I donât give a damn, weâll solve it like we always have. Not nervously, angrily, just letting go.
We are here together in community. WE WILL SOLVE IT. ![]()


Isnât this the bus driver who got lost and drove into downtown, causing a huge traffic jam?![]()
I already signed the petition earlier, based on a newsletter from a French distributor!
Of course, signed!
But their flavors really havenât tasted like much lately, or maybe Iâm just impatient (10 days) ![]()
Hi!
In my opinion, this generalization doesnât hold water! Yes, there are good French flavors! Letâs not stick to, for example, the well-known Solub, which used to be able to produce good things, but after the market boomed, it only threw slop at us. I suggest you experiment with brands you donât know, and last but not least, communicate with the members of the Community who are experienced and helpful. I did the same, for example, I found a gem in the Columette brand name, which I think can compete with the well-known big ones!

