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In reply to the discussion: Coronavirus updates: Hundreds of Texas bar owners pledge defiance to governor's order [View all]KG
(28,792 posts)34. Alcoholic Lives Matter!
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Coronavirus updates: Hundreds of Texas bar owners pledge defiance to governor's order [View all]
groundloop
Jul 2020
OP
After the epidemic clears there will be fewer customers, new owners and a lot of bars for sale.
olegramps
Jul 2020
#24
Good. Besides infecting people with the virus, bars encourage alcoholism and drunk
totodeinhere
Jul 2020
#73
These bars would be back to normal now if their beloved pResident had shown an ounce of leadership
groundloop
Jul 2020
#4
Damn straight. Tens of thousands of lives would have been saved, too.
Bernardo de La Paz
Jul 2020
#12
It's true that Trump shoulders much of the blame, but that's water under the bridge now.
totodeinhere
Jul 2020
#74
some people can't stand their own company & if I were a tRumpster I couldn't stand myself either. nt
yaesu
Jul 2020
#31
Govs in most states have bunches of power including over the departments that control
beachbumbob
Jul 2020
#77
Yes, the fines are usually assessed on the number of days that the business is in defiance of the
TexasTowelie
Jul 2020
#81
Yes, some drugs legal, but they are still drugs & some are addictive, like alcohol & nicotine. nt
Bernardo de La Paz
Jul 2020
#13
If America acted quickly and took it seriously like the Asian shithole countries
IronLionZion
Jul 2020
#15
+1. Asian countries are open because they implemented real containment measures
dalton99a
Jul 2020
#33
They think they are speakeasies. They are more like petri dishes. . . . nt
Bernardo de La Paz
Jul 2020
#16
I'm all for it. A weekend in jail'd be nice. Might change their whole attitude infectous disease.
marble falls
Jul 2020
#21
its simple, local heath departments should shut them down otherwise no health code will stand
yaesu
Jul 2020
#27
Why not set up tents or RVs in the parking lot and make attendees stay for 14 days?
33taw
Jul 2020
#39
Defiant, self-righteous ignorance and anger. A poisonous cocktail for sure. Well, go for it then.
Evolve Dammit
Jul 2020
#47
Yes, but unfortunately the virus doesn't care if you are a Democrat or a Republican.
totodeinhere
Jul 2020
#76
Fine them x amount of dollars for every day they are open after the order is issued, THEN
bluestarone
Jul 2020
#70
Throw them in jail and forceably close their establishments before even more people die.
totodeinhere
Jul 2020
#72
And just think #Moscow Mitch doesn't want these asshole's to be sued................
turbinetree
Jul 2020
#80
It would seem if any group understood the term "cull the herd" it would be Texans.
LastLiberal in PalmSprings
Jul 2020
#86