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I'm not going to cry over a couple of drunks who can't get their drugs quite when it pleases them. Initially the article seemed promising, but then it just dev

I'm not going to cry over a couple of drunks who can't get their drugs quite when it pleases them. Initially the article seemed promising, but then it just devolved into the usual lockout law garbage.

orf 11y ago
You should be concerned about the total evaporation of nightlife in your countries largest city. Your condescending comment and not understanding why this is an issue shows your huge bias and highlights the points made in the article even more.
- eclipxe 11y ago
  Having grown up and currently living in a city with zero nightlife, what's the big deal?
  - castis 11y ago
    It's not necessarily about nightlife, it's about being told whats best for you and having it enforced.
venomsnake 11y ago
There is easy way - not go in party districts at night. Generally speaking - it is not hard to manage to do it once you are after your mid 20s
- matthewmacleod 11y ago
  I don't agree with the parent, but I also don't think you're being entirely fair here. It's hard to avoid 'party districts' if you live or work there, or have to travel through them.
  - mason240 11y ago
    Or if you have pay for the costs through social safety nets.
mikeash 11y ago
Can you tell us what you like, so we can inconvenience you with (more) rules and regulations around it?