If you guessed F, then sadly, you are quite correct.

In an published today in the Wall Street Journal, I highlight the fact that many legislators and health organizations have demonized electronic cigarettes, largely on the basis of the erroneous conclusion that there is scientific evidence demonstrating that these products are a gateway to cigarette smoking among youth. The piece points out that there actually is no such scientific evidence and in fact, it presents evidence to the contrary.

If you read the comments to yesterday's post, in which I opine that it is time for Major League Baseball to ban the use of smokeless tobacco by its players during games, you'll see that I was battered by a number of harm reduction advocates. This battering also took place on Twitter and Facebook, where further pot shots were taken.

If the policy were based on health principles, then it would certainly include other behaviors, such as those related to obesity, which have large health care costs and which set a "bad example." It would certainly include alcohol use as well.

I can smell a lot of things since I switched to electronic cigarettes. I smell the rain, the coffee in the morning, and mushrooms in the yard.

"Anti-smoking advocates have become so used to demonizing smoking and so afraid of giving an inch that they are waging a war against a practice that is actually accomplishing the goal of reducing or eliminating people's smoking. They should know better than most that a tool that may help millions of people stop smoking cigarettes should be celebrated and embraced -- not restricted and stigmatized."

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