Posted by Hay hay hay on April 16, 2017 at 20:26:47 from (139.55.34.214):
In Reply to: Re: Just another day posted by Mark - IN. on April 16, 2017 at 19:48:50:
It is truly amazing the silly laws that our esteemed lawmakers have put on the books over the years to pander to the various voting factions. You still can not buy beer in Kentucky until after noon on Sunday (in many cities)apparently we are concerned that morning drunks will come crowding into church services.
I tried to buy cold beer for a party at a friends house in Indiana a few years back. Could not buy a cold six pack (illegal), but buying a cold 24 bottle case was OK! Figure that legal logic. Made no sense.
The laws in many southern rural counties indicate that the freedoms are still influenced by the denominations. Like people won't drive 20 miles to the dry county's border to buy beer, but they will drive 30 miles to Walmart to buy groceries? Huh?
I feel like if the only way to make people obey you beliefs is to enforce those beliefs by law, something is missing in your beliefs.
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