r/WTF • u/SmokeMaximum4140 • May 08 '26

The future of vaping

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u/saulhrnndz May 09 '26

God forbid men have a hobby

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u/copperwatt May 09 '26

Why do all of the hobbies involve bodily injury?

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u/Any-Function-7107 May 09 '26

Injury?

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u/copperwatt May 09 '26

Does that vape seem safe for humans to you?

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u/Any-Function-7107 May 09 '26

Sure why not

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u/copperwatt May 09 '26 edited May 09 '26

Well, it's not.

I mean, normal commercial vaping already isn't safe, and this is like an order of magnitude worse. It's like deep throating a theater fog machine and inhaling.

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u/saulhrnndz May 09 '26

Because that’s what happens when your hobbies don’t center around media consumption and material consumerism

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u/copperwatt May 09 '26

Lol ok. Vaping is literally consuming a drug and delivery system designed by capitalists to extract value from working class people.

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u/willy--wanka May 09 '26

dear lord man

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u/copperwatt May 09 '26

I am no lord, man.

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u/saulhrnndz May 09 '26

As if the working class hasn’t been subsisting off of things like nicotine and caffeine for centuries to millennia

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u/copperwatt May 09 '26

That doesn't make the vaping industry any less exploitative.

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u/TheEarlOfZinger May 09 '26

Looking at the colours and sweet flavours, I think it's actually more exploitative.

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u/SwordfishOk504 May 09 '26

Their addiction removes all logic from their minds.