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Ive wondered Why is this allowed for these devices, which contains nicotine just like a cigarette? These devices are so small and hard to detect when used it is making it even harder for adults to monitor

Sri Lankans spend LKR 398 million (US$ 2 million +) on cigarettes per day
[14] Chewing betel was once common in Malaysia, but the practice has long since died out

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(Not to mention modern agricultural and processing techniques.) Tobacco can be used rarely, mindfully, and in sacred ceremony in a way that is healthy and life-giving