Earth Angel wrote:
Blondie wrote:
iceman wrote:
Blondie wrote:
WaynesWorld wrote:
Bizarre and embarrassing.

Utah's Mormon inspired liquor laws FOR ADULTS seem as strange as would be the enacting of laws to govern a minor's access to candy bars, soda or an ice-cream cone.

They have been that way for years.... The attitudes of the state is totally crazy..... The drinking is so entranced in this community, by closet drinkers. They go to Nevada and buy it at cheaper rates.......LOL
Hey Sis...I'll drink to that!
We got a booze run to Vegas coming up...gotta get the party supplies for the heathen party, Y'kno!


Hey Bro
You damn heathens is why I have to stand in line to get a drink......... LOL



There should be a law against having so many alcoholics in one place! I'll call Orrin and see if we can get something like that on the books.

So, what's to stop, say Iceman from ordering a sidecar of tequila and then trade me for my sidecar of vodka? Where there's a will, there's a way.

EA... They will have drink spies soon.........when you are scootin they will lootin......

Oh, come on, folks. Nothing in the Constitution prohibits the states from regulating the sale of alcoholic beverage. Many of our southern states have counties that are completely dry.

Let me let you in on a secret from one who has a drink every few months.

It is moral as well as legal as well as ethical for a legislature to follow the majority opinion on this issue.

If you don't like it, ignore it.

In response to WREN, it isn't moral and responsible for a legislature to legislate against the minority. The Constitution and the ideals that founded this country were instituted to protect the minority from the tyranny of the majority. As long as behavior doesn't harm others, then using the majority as an excuse doesn't work. If we listened to the majority, slavery would still exist in the south--would that be moral to you WREN? Utah's strange liquor laws have no rational merit and they serve no purpose. Driving while drunk is a crime, regardless of how one gets drunk, and that is the law that protects the people, not some crazy, complex law that determines pointless things like Utah's current law.