YOU don't react to it so what? That may simply mean your physical biology as far as your smell is less sensitive than others, and it can also mean the product itself based on content has a different effect on different people. Just like some people like cooked cabbage while I will gag at the smell  of it.

And just like real ciggaretts and big tobacco, they started out lying about the safety of the product. 

Now here is where you are going to stupidy accuse me of wanting to get rid of it. No, that will not happen. What I want to know is how well regulated is it and how well labeled are the products so that people can make a choice either way. Regardless, it is marketed as a safe alternative to smoking. For the user, is it? Or because of big money writing our laws, is it simply ok'ed because the fast pace of the market puts products out faster than a thorough test can be done?

If all products always came out safe, there would be no courts to sue companies for defective products, we've seen that in pharmicuticals and even car companies.

It may be more true that the product is safer as far as second hand, but how safe are the chemicals in it for the user. Calling it pure water vapor is bullshit. To get the user to use it it has to have a flavor that is chemically based, and it also has to mimic nicotine. This isn't like a medical inhaler one would use for COPD. And because of patent laws, in many products, the maker can hide the contents.

You don't care people use it around you? So what? I get arround certain perfumes in a department store, I can gag from the smell. 

"Its all in their heads"........ No it is not. Safety issues aside, even if it was safe as far as second hand AND EVEN IF it is completely safe for the user too, your words "aroma thrown in"....... Some people love the aroma of cooked cabage, I gag at the smell of it. If it didn't cause them to react, they wouldn't react. Every human is an individual so their bodies can be comepletly differnt as to sensitivity to different things.

 I've been around them quite a bit, you can't smell a thing unless you are so close you can smell their breath. When people use them for pot, the smell of the dabs before they put them in is a lot stronger. There are just some people who want to control everything. 

I agree, there are people who want to control everything. For once we are on the same page. Problem is that life is messy and not everyone can get everything they want all the time. You simply do what most humans do, project the pattern you think works for you on everyone else.

And as I said to the other stooge, outside of law and medical arguments, if it was nothing, nobody would complain. 

Argue legality till your blue in the face, argue safety untill your blue in the face, the fact remains, medically speaking, the smells that dont bother one person can and do bother other people. 

EVEN a completely safe product can physically affect another in a negative way.  

"It doesn't bother me" is a bullshit argument. If you are used to that input sure it wont. 

I've tried it once, makes weed taste like ozone. Nasty. Smells like ozone too. Certainly doesn't create clouds or whatever.

There have been studies on them, but very little studies on smoking are in any way conclusive. A good 99% of it is based on the fallacy of correlation vs causation.

It wasn't until this week, in 2016, that it was first announced that humans have finally observed the first stage of a cell becoming cancerous. Until now it was literally impossible to say with any certainty that something could cause cancer. Now it is possible, but there will be a requirement for a great deal of research to be done to find out what exactly can cause cancer.

 Since we legalized recreational marijuana many cities here have banned vaping in public places in the same way they did with the Colorado Clean Air Act for tobacco.

Why? Because you can't tell if someone is vaping nicotine or pot.

In Colorado pot smoking in public is not allowed. Though not enforced on 4/20 at the Denver Civic Center at 4:20PM due to 100,000 people doing it all at once.

Many cities here have no smoking or vaping with 25 feet of a retail location store front. Some have banned vaping in retail and businesses.

Vaping might smell some if it has favoring added to it, but nothing like tobacco. Smells like fruit, flowers etc.

It does in seconds and goes only a few feet from the person. As said by someone else, you'd have to be nearly in their face for it to irritate you.

obviously. i mean, common sense dictates that unnecessarily breathing chemical-laden vapors is probably not a healthy idea, but my original point had nothing to do with the (still little more than hypothetical) effects on the health of the user. the question is, is there empirical data that supports the hypothesis that vaping is harmful to bystanders or that it releases persistant odiferous chemicals into the air? and is this data in a sufficient amount to justify legislation against vaping? or are we to continue basing legislation on cultural bias and hysteria?

Take for example those who have died from lung cancer who never smoked that lived in Los Angles. The air there was terrible for years.

Such as Dana Reeve, wife of Christopher Reeve, she died at 44 and never smoked.

Living in NY City is equal to smoking 1 pack of cigs per day.

Addition- At the same time traveling on innercity freeways like Denver, LA, San Frannie, San Diego, Dallas Ft Worth etc has become akin to playing Russian roulette.

out west to be Denver, and then rush hr LA. We've gone from getting devouered by Lions on the plains to killing each other on the freeways. It's been a no gainer. We may be better off if we'd of stayed on the plains.

Miami ranks right up there as does Puerto Rico. Drivers in Miami go 20 to 30 over the speed limit, use traffic lights like the start light at a drag race and have no use for turn signals as that might warn other drivers what you intend. Any where in Puerto Rico you will find drivers that drive down the center of the road, back up on the freeway if they miss their turn, make California stops look like real stops and ignore lights in general.

 Pretty much. That's what happens in Florida. Snow birds from New England drive 45 in the fast lane for example, suicide.

Faliure to look both ways before you go on a green light to look for the 2 or 3 cars running the red too!