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People start using vapes at a young age which leads to an addiction with smoking. According to https://www.bu.edu/articles/2020/pov-the-100th-anniversary-of-prohibition-reminds-us-that-bans-rarely-work/#:~:text=From%201900%20until%201915%E2%80%94five,or%2010%20drinks%20a%20week.

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Do you agree with vaping and alcohol at a young age

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POV: The 100th Anniversary of Prohibition Reminds Us That Bans Rarely Work, by Jay Zargosky link: POV: The 100th Anniversary of Prohibition Reminds Us That Bans Rarely Work | BU Today

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People then start smoking marijuana which is illegal in Florida.

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People then start smoking marijuana which is illegal in Florida.

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https://www.bu.edu/articles/2020/pov-the-100th-anniversary-of-prohibition-reminds-us-that-bans-rarely-work/#:~:text=From%201900%20until%201915%E2%80%94five,or%2010%20drinks%20a%20week.

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Not good for your health. According to 5 facts They give you 5 facts about vaping.

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People may think alcohol is less dangerous than cigarettes which is true but they also are harmful. In the US alone, 140 000 people die due to alcohol according to https://www.cdc.gov/alcohol/features/excessive-alcohol-deaths.html#:~:text=More%20than%20140%2C000%20people%20die,in%20the%20U.S.%20each%20year.

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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

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More than 140,000 people die from excessive alcohol use in the U.S. each year. Learn how you can take action.

Excessive alcohol use was responsible for more than 140,000 deaths in the United States each year during 2015-2019, or more than 380 deaths per day. These estimates are from the CDC's Alcohol-Related Disease Impact (ARDI) application, using a new methodology. The ARDI application shows estimates of alcohol-attributable deaths and years of potential life lost from 58 conditions by age, sex, and state. See how use of this methodology would affect previous ARDI estimates.

Each year, deaths from excessive drinking:

Shortened the lives of those who died by an average of 26 years, for a total of nearly 3.6 million years of potential life lost.

Usually involved adults aged 35 or older and males.

Were mostly due to health effects from drinking too much over time, such as various types of cancer, liver disease, and heart disease.

Led to premature deaths. Deaths from drinking too much in a short time (from causes such as motor vehicle crashes, poisonings involving substances in addition to alcohol, and suicides) accounted for more than half of the years of potential life lost.

Excessive drinking is a leading cause of preventable death in the United States, and it is also costly. It cost the nation $249 billion in 2010 (the most recent year of data available).

Everyone Can Help Prevent Excessive Alcohol Use

You can:

Choose not to drink or to drink in moderation by limiting intake to 2 drinks or less in a day (if you're a man) and 1 drink or less in a day (if you're a woman), on days when alcohol is consumed. Some people should not drink any alcohol, including if they:

Are pregnant or might be pregnant.

Are younger than 21.

Have certain medical conditions or are taking certain medicines that can interact with alcohol.

Are recovering from an alcohol use disorder or are unable to control the amount they drink.

Check your drinking, and learn more about the benefits of drinking less alcohol.

Support effective community strategies to prevent excessive alcohol use, such as those recommended by the Community Preventive Services Task Force.

Not serve or provide alcohol to anyone who should not be drinking, including people younger than 21 or those who have already consumed too much.

Talk with your health care provider about your drinking behavior and request counseling if you drink too much.

States and communities can:

Implement effective strategies for preventing excessive alcohol use to reduce the availability and accessibility of alcohol and increase its price, including regulating the number and concentration of alcohol outlets, limiting days and hours of alcohol sales, and avoiding further privatization of alcohol sales. Check out CDC's alcohol outlet density measurement resources.

Enforce existing laws and regulations about alcohol sales and service.

Partner with law enforcement, community groups, health departments, and doctors, nurses, and other health care providers to reduce excessive drinking and related harms.

Track the role of alcohol in injuries and deaths, with more routine alcohol toxicology testing among patients and people who have died.

Routinely monitor and report on measures of excessive alcohol use and the status of effective alcohol policies.

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Updated CDC estimates on annual deaths and years of potential life lost due to excessive alcohol use in the U.S., 50 states, and D.C.

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It will be very hard to lower alcohol and cigarette consumption because as you can see in the video a ban didnt work

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This picture is an example of what the people Can have at home and sometimes, they can have even more. Some people can be drunk almost everyday!

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This picture is showing you that alcohol abuse is a big problem in the US, 10,000 to 25,000 person die every year.

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 Alcohol consumption has increased steadily and is reaching pre-Prohibition levels at an alarming rate.

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 Alcohol consumption has increased steadily and is reaching pre-Prohibition levels at an alarming rate.

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A big part of adolescents are drinking which can be really bad for them and their future

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We can see that really young person vape

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Drake sells marijuana and sets an example that smoking isn't bad. Jay-Z, Whoopi Goldberg, Melissa Etheridge and Snoop Dogg also have their own cannabis productshttps://www.hollywoodreporter.com/lifestyle/style/drake-launches-cannabis-brand-1253102/

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This audio shows us that banning doesn't always work

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We think that we must ban cigarette ads because bans on cigarettes won’t work and people will purchase them illegally. Additionally banning advertisement means cigarettes and vapes won't be as popular. Also have schools be more careful about kids vaping in their schools will help lower usage.

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Impose stricter rules on e-cigarette advertising.

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Impose stricter rules on e-cigarette advertising.

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Every year, cigarette get more popular which is really potentially deadly for a part of the population so the first to do will be to ban cigarette adds especially in schools and other places where kids could be in like recretional centers.

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If people start vaping young, they are way more likely to start using drugs and marijuana which to lung cancer and respiratory.

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We think that alcohol and vaping is really bad for anyone. We can see a big part of the population vaping or drinking which can seriously affect their health.

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Prohibition made alcohol use drop by 70% but after 3 years consumption rose back to what it was before the Prohibition this shows us that bans don't always work. https://www.bu.edu/articles/2020/pov-the-100th-anniversary-of-prohibition-reminds-us-that-bans-rarely-work/#:~:text=From%201900%20until%201915%E2%80%94five,or%2010%20drinks%20a%20week.