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To: Normal4me
How many people are too impaired to drive after two beers? How many privately owned businesses would be out of business if there were cops sitting out in the parking lot waiting for you to leave? Why do they still sell single cans of beer in convience stores and place them in brown bags? Why are there drive-thru liquor stores?

If you look into it a little bit, you will find that all of this is both dangerous and impractical in every State now.

The battle has been lost to hysteria.

60 posted on 09/14/2005 4:23:47 PM PDT by elkfersupper
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To: elkfersupper
I am surprised at the amount of FReepers who think this is okay. I thought this site was about limited government but we now let the government force us to wear seatbelts, tell us what we can and cannot do with our property, fine us for turning on lights during turtle nesting season (coastal issue), tell private businesses they can't allow smoking, etc.

We even have an Octoberfest is my town where the government closes off the downtown area to vehicles so they can set up beer vendors tents. For a $10 "TAX", you are allowed to enter and drink as much beer as you want. No need to worry about getting caught leaving drunk because the entire police force is there for crowd control.

I have to laugh, at one time it was illegal to drive without shoes but it was legal to have an open container in your vehicle. Welcome to the nanny state.

82 posted on 09/14/2005 4:45:36 PM PDT by Normal4me
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To: elkfersupper
Why are there drive-thru liquor stores?

If you look into it a little bit, you will find that all of this is both dangerous and impractical in every State now.

In Ohio there are drive-through liquor stores with signs expressly forbidding customers from entering on foot.

110 posted on 09/14/2005 5:31:18 PM PDT by supercat (Don't fix blame--FIX THE PROBLEM.)
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