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This is not a problem British Columbia has. Alcohol consumption and selling is already quite restricted in BC.

• kazinator 2y ago
  I mean, { may I have / may I not have } a beer in exactly all the places where someone else { may | may not } enjoy non-alcohol drugs? If it's not consistent, what is the rationale?
  • phoenixreader 2y ago
    A beer is not as addictive as Heroin. Drinking a beer is not going to ruin your life.
    • kazinator 2y ago
      Fantastic news! So, in British Columbia, may I enjoy one next to someone who is doing heroin, and is allowed to? (Getting tired of clarifying my unanswered question.)
      • wheelinsupial 2y ago
        As far as I know, there are only a handful of places in Vancouver where you can have alcohol in public. https://vancouver.ca/streets-transportation/alcohol-consumption-in-public-spaces-pilot.aspx https://vancouver.ca/streets-transportation/alcohol-consumpt... So, the answer is: no. People smoking meth today do so freely in and around the Skytrain stations where alcohol is not allowed.
  • aprdm 2y ago
    It is consistent after this change, yes. Or even better for beer, since there are parks you can have a beer.