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> Imagine being allowed to have a beer outside, or after 2 am, oh the humanity. Where do you live that this is not possible? (I know you’re speaking loosely,
by refulgentis 8mo ago
> Imagine being allowed to have a beer outside, or after 2 am, oh the humanity.
Where do you live that this is not possible?
(I know you’re speaking loosely, I.e. you mean “where I live bars have to stop serving alcohol at 2
Am” but it’s so loose that there’s 0 argument made here, figured I’d touch on another aspect leading to that, other replies cover the others. Ex. The 2 AM law isn’t about you it’s about neighborhoods with bars)
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- mulmen 8mo agoIt’s illegal to drink in public in Washington state [1]. I believe this is the case in most places in the United States. Las Vegas is a notable exception. [1]: https://app.leg.wa.gov/RCW/default.aspx?cite=66.44.100 https://app.leg.wa.gov/RCW/default.aspx?cite=66.44.100
- refulgentis 8mo agoCan't tell if you're being earnest or pedantic (if earnest, I grew up in a poorer neighborhood than HN so maybe I'm just more familiar with the solution. The Wire has a scene that'll explain it better than I: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GV9MamysCfQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GV9MamysCfQ)
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- mulmen 8mo agoI don’t see how either of those are relevant. The question is where you can legally drink in public. The answer is very few places in the United States. People break laws all the time.
- jazzyjackson 8mo agoIllinois sells liquor in grocery stores but not after 2am. Or maybe it was a local ordinance. The town next to me was 1am then you couldn’t buy liquor at the 24 hour grocer. So not just bars.