EU plans tougher tobacco restrictions on e-cigarettes

[DragonGunner]

As of 5 minutes ago on BBC news:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-24439474

[subnuclear]

The devices are designed to replicate smoking behaviour without the use of tobacco. They turn nicotine and other chemicals into a vapour that is inhaled.

This statement was in that "news" story. Do journalist take a class in miss leading the public? I mean technically the statement is true but the connotation is that the "chemicals" are bad for you. Sorry that statement just stuck with me and upsets me a little bit because the thoughts that went through my mind when i read it fell for it even knowing better. I honestly had to pause a second and think about it.

[Grant951]

I am pretty sure they do take a class like that. Or they are all highly uneducated involving most of today's hot topics.

[spydre]

Plus the quote that saying it's tricking young people into smoking? Smoking requires inhaling something that's burning, yet?