So they go in and put the bars out of business. Sounds a little immoral to me!
That they are not public property where any citizen can freely enter is also evidenced by the fact that Charlie and his fellow bar owners are legally entitled to refuse admission to anyone they do not want in their establishments -- and can throw you out should your behaviour upset them.What needs to be remembered is the Health Crusaders don't approve of bars, period. We should all be going to community action rallies or prayer meetings (depending on the political orientation of said busybody) instead. People not only consume "bad things" there, they might even :gasp: have fun. Can't have that you know, it's socially counterproductive.
I had to throw a guy out Saturday night for sleeping on the bar. One of these days that might be considered a civil rights violation.
-Eric
So they go in and put the bars out of business. Sounds a little immoral to me!