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Ignorant men is a reason for men as a group to step back from the abortion discussion yet the same level of ignorance exhibited by a women become an individual issue rather than a collective one?Hmm. The ignorant are probably most eloquent when keeping silent.
and without the expectation that someone bow out due to others who share the same physical characteristics as them being uninformed.You've got me!
Perhaps the discussion should be about personal liberty, or the standing of the claim that the unborn are persons.
You've got me!
Perhaps the discussion should be about personal liberty, or the standing of the claim that the unborn are persons.
But immorality doesn’t always obligate illegality.
The oneupmanship in anti-abortion laws is well underway with the Ohio legislature putting forward a clone of the Texas law but banning all abortion.
Not at all. There are variations in some of the states but nationwide it's 21 or over with proof of ID on you ONLY. It would be illegal for a 20 year old to have a glass of egg nog at Christmas. Very strict. And it just leads to a lot of unsupervised binge drinking by teenagers who hide if from their parents.The alcohol and tobacco laws apply to public places. Is it not the same in America?
Not at all. There are variations in some of the states but nationwide it's 21 or over with proof of ID on you ONLY. It would be illegal for a 20 year old to have a glass of egg nog at Christmas. Very strict. And it just leads to a lot of unsupervised binge drinking by teenagers who hide if from their parents.
Not at all. There are variations in some of the states but nationwide it's 21 or over with proof of ID on you ONLY. It would be illegal for a 20 year old to have a glass of egg nog at Christmas. Very strict. And it just leads to a lot of unsupervised binge drinking by teenagers who hide if from their parents.
Wow, we don't allow children to eat whatever they want, go to bed whenever they want, smoke whatever they want, drink whatever they want, go to school whenever they want, abuse their bodies however they want, watch whatever they want on television, go wherever they want. We don't prosecute kids the same as adults. But when it comes to life altering surgery when their brains are not fully formed and by golly, they can make that decision. That's fully okay.
No that's child abuse.
No. Bottom surgery cant be done until 18 years old. And, It still none of our business. Unless your child, or you're Transgender.Wow, we don't allow children to eat whatever they want, go to bed whenever they want, smoke whatever they want, drink whatever they want, go to school whenever they want, abuse their bodies however they want, watch whatever they want on television, go wherever they want. We don't prosecute kids the same as adults. But when it comes to life altering surgery when their brains are not fully formed and by golly, they can make that decision. That's fully okay.
No that's child abuse.
That must be a state to state thing. Like I remember kids being able to go into a bar with their parents but not so much where I live. It was only a couple of years ago that my state made it legal for liquor stores to open on Sundays.Not in a private residence with parents present.
As an alcohol connoisseur who travels frequently I have run up on all kinds of variations in state laws. The one that stands out is the Indiana law that forbids the sale of cold beer at establishments not allowed to sell liquor, such as gas stations or convenience stores, which was immensely frustrating after working in the heat all day prior to finding out about the laws existence at the only store within a short drive of my lodging.That must be a state to state thing. Like I remember kids being able to go into a bar with their parents but not so much where I live. It was only a couple of years ago that my state made it legal for liquor stores to open on Sundays.
In my state, they can't even sell beer unless it's 3.2% or lower alcohol. Most don't even bother carrying it.As an alcohol connoisseur who travels frequently I have run up on all kinds of variations in state laws. The one that stands out is the Indiana law that forbids the sale of cold beer at establishments not allowed to sell liquor, such as gas stations or convenience stores, which was immensely frustrating after working in the heat all day prior to finding out about the laws existence at the only store within a short drive of my lodging.
Utah?In my state, they can't even sell beer unless it's 3.2% or lower alcohol. Most don't even bother carrying it.
Ah, but can under 21s legally drink alcoholic beverages in the privacy of home? A glass of wine with their parents for example?
Depends on the state, here's a list.
With different history and relationships with alcohol clearly. I'm no expert on Wyoming but I am going to go out on a limb here and say that the teetotal liquor is the devil southern attitude would fall a bit flat there outside of Mormon circles.So in Alabama, forget about it. In Wyoming, it's party time. Both strongly red states.
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