General Discussion

MagickMuffin

(18,362 posts)

6. Texas had them growing up, then it ended, I was so happy

Fri Aug 29, 2025, 05:58 PM

Aug 2025

Liquor stores cannot sell alcohol to the public. You can buy beer though.

I always disagreed with the Blue Laws especially since not everyone is a fundamentalist.
Why should we be subjected to these laws, if they don’t want to shop and buy things on Sunday then they should stay home and leave the rest of us alone.

No harm No foul. Everyone can be happy, however, they want everyone as miserable as they are.

Rapture Now!

That would solve so much suffering caused by their selfishness.

Rapture right f’ing NOW!

Edit history

Please sign in to view edit histories.

Recommendations

1 members have recommended this reply (displayed in chronological order):

intheflow

12 replies

= new reply since forum marked as read

Highlight:

New Jersey's massive American Dream mall sued for selling clothes on a Sunday [View all] Coventina Aug 2025 OP

Back in Massachusetts in the late '60s... regnaD kciN Aug 2025 #1

It was that way in 1982 when I was there jmowreader Aug 2025 #2

Record stores are absolutely still around. nt Celerity Aug 2025 #3

I used to live in the area customerserviceguy Aug 2025 #4

Texas used to have those. They were repealed in 1985. LeftInTX Aug 2025 #8

Yes, the Carolinas used to be quite restrictive customerserviceguy Aug 2025 #10

I can't imagine these laws are of any use anymore newdeal2 Aug 2025 #5

This is only one county Mossfern Aug 2025 #12

Texas had them growing up, then it ended, I was so happy MagickMuffin Aug 2025 #6

It's really hard on young adults etc. One of your days off, you get to sit around and do nothing. What a waste! LeftInTX Aug 2025 #9

They had them in Michigan, but repealed the blue law in 75. n/t Jacson6 Aug 2025 #7

I lived there an Sunday closing laws are a PIA Jersey Devil Aug 2025 #11