FYI
RED=BANNED
Map of Countries Where Vaping is Banned looks like an Epidemic Outbreak
(some countries which should be red are NOT shown here - i.e. Mexico)
although it took them 500 pages of paper
to spell-out this single demand.
The act and art of vaping has become so
marginalized, polarized, sensationalized,
and criticized to the point where noone can relate this new technology to
smokers ridding their lives of tobacco
abuse. Some of the topics vaping has
become associated with or integrated
into, are all the same exact topics and
subject areas in which Sociology spends
much time researching.
Vaping now deals with or is directly
related to: harm reduction, social
interaction, reinventing of social
identity, public health intervention,
technological innovation, political conflict,
unconstitutional regulations, corporate
corruption, widespread misinformation
campaigns, cronyism, unemployment
and deindustrialization. Then there’s
privacy intrusion, the social media
phenomenon, structural functionalism,
income inequality, centralization of
capital, monopolization, Conflict Theory,
mass mainstream media bias, social
psychological interpretation and Big
Government expanding their range for
abuses of authority. Alongside this is
irrational argumentative frameworks,
21st Century Prohibition, Big Business
greed-fueled strategy, small business
expansion and elimination, the country’s
quickest industrial decline, economic
scientific misconduct from irresponsible
publishing of false data and it has even
generated traces of class warfare the Elite Bourgeois class attempting
to possibly take advantage of the
Proletariat working class.
In simpler terms, Sociology exists
within so much of what exists around
us throughout the world we’ve created.
Thus, Sociology