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To: GSD Lover

“After a certain point, yes, alcohol was forced on her.”

How do you force alcohol on someone? I suppose it would be possible if they set up an IV, but handing a drunk a drink is not forcing it on them. By your way of thinking, a bartender filling a glass would be forcing it on the customer...


151 posted on 03/19/2013 8:37:09 AM PDT by babygene ( .)
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To: babygene

You do realize it’s against the law in most states to continue serving alcohol to an intoxicated person?

Once intoxicated, the person cannot give consent to continue drinking - just like a ten year old cannot legally consent to sex, even if s/he says “yes.”


162 posted on 03/19/2013 8:55:12 AM PDT by GSD Lover
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To: babygene

It is, in fact, illegal for a bar tender to continue serving an obviously inebriated customer.


204 posted on 03/19/2013 10:47:33 AM PDT by Eva
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