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I vaporizzatori illegali sono ancora in vendita sei mesi dopo il divieto del governo, rivela LBC

03/12/2025

A_Pointy_Rock on 03/12/2025 08:38

I continue to be surprised by the photos people seem to be cool with being permanently preserved of them on the internet.
Count_Craicula on 03/12/2025 08:43

Yeah, like every other offence, zero enforcement will have that effect.
Ironrats on 03/12/2025 08:45

Banning something and being unable to enforce the ban, is an embarrassment.

All it does is create criminals.

Applaud the greatness of our government!
caneverant on 03/12/2025 08:59

Our government chooses to only tackle the supply side of any issues. Same mentality on illegal immigration. People have needs, so they need to vape and also cross the border illegally. If they truly want to stop anything, they have to stop it from the source ON THE DEMAND SIDE.
Visual-Economist5479 on 03/12/2025 09:05

Should probably stop banning stuff until we get around to enforcing all the existing bans.

In this case, the legitimate shop owners (who we want to do well as they follow the law), are losing business, not just vapes but other purchases to the law breaking shop owners. Apparently crime does pay.

There is an exceptionally long list of crimes that go unpunished that make this country a worse place to live for everyone.