Next thing you know people will be inhaling spray paint to get high.

It's a slippery slope...

For example, I am all for maximum liberty, understanding the rights of others end where mine begin.

In short, I'm uncomfortable telling somebody else what they can and cannot do to themselves, with a huge caveat: I should also not bear the burden of your poor decision-making.

So, say we wave a magic wand and poof emergency rooms no longer have to treat overdoses. What about my child who gets roflstomped by a driver on bath salts, or a private plane crashes into my home because the pilot took a hit of LSD?

Prohibition doesn't work. As you said above, this will just create a black market. I think a partial answer is tort and entitlement reform. Let Darwin do his thing.

That pushes the responsibility to the end user with no social safety net if they do dumb shit.

That remedy ceases to suffice, however, when the ingested substance is behavior-altering. There is no recourse for a family torn apart because a member was killed by a substance abuser's choice.

You don't have to smoke or vape to have an opinion on the matter.

I love the intentionally deceptive Terminology "Vape Related" like they do with Gun Control "Military Assault Weapon Style"

It's only "Vape Related" because stupid teens trying to get high off THC vape buy it from Jo Shmo from the corner.

So to combat this, they are making Marijuana (THC) LEGAL and banning NICOTINE/FLAVORS??

How well did that Alcohol Prohibition work again? What's a speak easy again?

But vaping legislation is Mitt Romney's top priority issue.

Snus is a harmless way to enjoy tobacco. Ask the Swedes. Don't tell the lawmakers.