This documentary is, as usual, very biased by Netflix. Leftist ideas permeate everything they produce, so I guess this is the new norm now.
The documentary doesn't present the whole truth. The product was revolutionary and aided many, as vaping is much less harmful than smoking. However, this aspect seems to have been overlooked in the documentary. Unfortunately, in marketing, it's challenging to make a product appeal solely to a specific group; it will either appeal to everyone or no one. So, for me at least, Juul isn't to blame for the fact that kids found the product appealing. Kids have always emulated adults, often adopting their bad habits.
The only conclusion I can draw is that this documentary highlights just how detrimental the USA government can be. The hypocrisy is evident, and the lies are pervasive. Nothing appears trustworthy. Yet, as always, they siphon off billions from the private sector in one way or another. Thank you, USA government!
The documentary doesn't present the whole truth. The product was revolutionary and aided many, as vaping is much less harmful than smoking. However, this aspect seems to have been overlooked in the documentary. Unfortunately, in marketing, it's challenging to make a product appeal solely to a specific group; it will either appeal to everyone or no one. So, for me at least, Juul isn't to blame for the fact that kids found the product appealing. Kids have always emulated adults, often adopting their bad habits.
The only conclusion I can draw is that this documentary highlights just how detrimental the USA government can be. The hypocrisy is evident, and the lies are pervasive. Nothing appears trustworthy. Yet, as always, they siphon off billions from the private sector in one way or another. Thank you, USA government!