Franklin county needs to grow up about alcohol

Recuerdo creciendo en el condado de Franklin. Las personas han estado contra la venta de alcohol mientras puedo recordar, pero, sus argumentos son todavía igualmente ridículos como ellos siempre han sido.

1. Bajo personas de edad puede conseguir alcohol de un contrabandista de licores más fácil que pueden de un propietario legítimo del negocio. Un contrabandista de licores ya rompe la ley vendiendo alcohol, así que él/ella es menos probable de cuidar quién ellos lo venden a.

2. Tiene razón a través de la línea de Littleville, que es mojado. Estoy bastante seguro que todas las personas que quieren beber alcohol en Russleville ya lo hace. Las personas que quieren beber harán el maneja para conseguirlo. No hay evidencia que justifica el reclamo que llevará a más crimen. Si algo que puede llevar a menos debido al hecho usted ahora permite que personas tengan un medios legales para conseguirlo.

3. Ultimo pero no menos. Nosotros todavía vivimos en una Democracia. Las personas de Russleville desean que un voto y lo deben conseguir. Y, si pasa, debe hacer la voluntad de las personas.

Es tiempo de adelantarse y salir de su mundo pequeño de sueño. Si las ventas de alcohol son hechas legal usted no SERA FORZADO a beberlo, todavía será una elección personal. Los adultos deben ser permitidos hacer esta elección para sí mismos, no lo tiene les dictó por el gobierno.

LMAO! It took me a second to realize why you posted a translation.

Alcohol is the stuff; huh?

Ronnie P, So funny and so sad at the same time...

Ronnie dude!!! You are killing me. I literally almost fell outta my chair when I saw that post.

lol

I wonder how long it will be before Russellviile start's printing the Franklin Times in Spanish?

Someone should print that out and hang it around town.

BWAHAHAHA!

I agree, Doug...forgive us, but Ronnie's post is hilarious. Also, we've already been over this on other thread(s). I am pretty sure most people here agree with you. Welcome to the forums.

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Originally posted by Doug Jackson:
I remember growing up in Franklin county. People have been against the sale of alcohol for as long as I can remember, but, their arguments are still just as ridiculous as they have always been.

1. Under age people can get alcohol from a bootlegger easier than they can from a legitimate business owner. A Bootlegger is already breaking the law by selling alcohol, so he/she is less likely to care who they sell it to.

2. You are right across the line from Littleville, which is wet. I'm pretty sure that all the people that want to drink alcohol in Russleville are already doing it. The people who want to drink will make the drive to get it. There is no evidence that substantiates the claim that it will lead to more crime. If anything it may lead to less due to the fact you are now letting people have a legal means to get it.

3. Last but not least. We still live in a Democracy. The people of Russleville want a vote and should get it. And, if it passes, you should do the will of the people.

It is time to move forward and get out of your little dream world. If alcohol sales are made legal you will not be FORCED to drink it, it will still be a personal choice. Adults should be allowed to make this choice for themselves, not have it dictated to them by the government.

Half the people in Russleville will still drive to Littleville to buy their alcohol because they will be worried about who will see them if they buy in Russleville.

LOL, bama! I bet you are right!

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Originally posted by Doug Jackson:
I remember growing up in Franklin county. People have been against the sale of alcohol for as long as I can remember, but, their arguments are still just as ridiculous as they have always been.

1. Under age people can get alcohol from a bootlegger easier than they can from a legitimate business owner. A Bootlegger is already breaking the law by selling alcohol, so he/she is less likely to care who they sell it to.

2. You are right across the line from Littleville, which is wet. I'm pretty sure that all the people that want to drink alcohol in Russleville are already doing it. The people who want to drink will make the drive to get it. There is no evidence that substantiates the claim that it will lead to more crime. If anything it may lead to less due to the fact you are now letting people have a legal means to get it.

3. Last but not least. We still live in a Democracy. The people of Russleville want a vote and should get it. And, if it passes, you should do the will of the people.

It is time to move forward and get out of your little dream world. If alcohol sales are made legal you will not be FORCED to drink it, it will still be a personal choice. Adults should be allowed to make this choice for themselves, not have it dictated to them by the government.

Pssstt...Doug...there will be a vote in the Nov. elections. Why are you so uptight about this...do you need a DRANK?