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They still exist in Idaho (where I live) because the state doesn't believe in advertising alcohol. I think that's a pretty good reason for them to exist even t
by cogman10 1y ago
They still exist in Idaho (where I live) because the state doesn't believe in advertising alcohol.
I think that's a pretty good reason for them to exist even today. We don't need the market competing to get people to drink more.
- ch4s3 1y ago> I think that's a pretty good reason for them to exist even today. Only if you think the government should be telling people what to buy and what not to buy. I personally find that highly objectionable, particularly given the outsized power of primary voters in most places.